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Installation using the installation package

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Manual installation

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Manual installation

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Managing PlanWise project and inviting particpants

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Installation using the installation package

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Installation using the installation package

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Installation using the installation package

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 #Select Authentication Type = SQL Authentication and enter the login credentials for the user created in step 3.
 #Open IIS Manager and ensure that PlanEvalWeb is running (start it manually if not).
-#In a browser, enter the url to PlanEvalWeb, for example http://localhost:8080. If it the first time you visit the page, the PlanEvalWeb database will now be created.
+#In a browser, enter the url to PlanEvalWeb, for example https://localhost:8080. If it the first time you visit the page, the PlanEvalWeb database will now be created.
 #If using SSL or a non-default port, enusre the fire wall settings are updated.
 #To enable uploading of images, see below.

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 ##Right click the server name and select Add Website. The results is equivalent to when using the MSI-installer. This option allows you to restart PlanEvalWeb
 ##To create a subdomain for PlanEvalWeb, enter for example planeval.mydomain.com as hostname in Edit Bindings.
-#If you are using shared hosting, ensure the directory is marked as an application.
+#Ensure the directory (or the virtual directory that points to the PLanEvalWeb folder) is marked as an application.
 ==First time use - create admin-account==

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 ##Right click Default Web Site and choose Add Application, and enter the physical path you chose in step 2.
 ##Right click the server name and select Add Website. The results is equivalent to when using the MSI-installer. This option allows you to restart PlanEvalWeb
-To create a subdomain for PlanEvalWeb, enter for example planeval.mydomain.com as hostname in Edit Bindings.
+##To create a subdomain for PlanEvalWeb, enter for example planeval.mydomain.com as hostname in Edit Bindings.
-#To enable uploading of images, see below.
+#If you are using shared hosting, ensure the directory is marked as an application.
 ==First time use - create admin-account==

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−	~~(PRELIMINARY)~~
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	PlanEvalWeb is a web application that can be installed on a Windows server that uses IIS (Internet Information Services). The PlanEvalWeb service allows users to log in to a web site and participate in a PlanEval project to which they have been invited by a project manager. This removes the need for participants to install their own PlanEval desktop client application. The only one that needs the PlanEval desktop application is the project manager, who uses it for setting and deploying projects to the web server, and for inviting participants.		PlanEvalWeb is a web application that can be installed on a Windows server that uses IIS (Internet Information Services). The PlanEvalWeb service allows users to log in to a web site and participate in a PlanEval project to which they have been invited by a project manager. This removes the need for participants to install their own PlanEval desktop client application. The only one that needs the PlanEval desktop application is the project manager, who uses it for setting and deploying projects to the web server, and for inviting participants.

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	==Managing PlanWise project and inviting particpants==		==Managing PlanWise project and inviting particpants==
−	See [{{HeurekaHelpLink}}~~PlanEval_administation~~ Help documentation] ~~(upcoming)~~	+	See [{{HeurekaHelpLink}}planeval_administration.htm Help documentation]

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 This alternative requires that you can log in to the server via Remote Desktop. The MSI-installer will install PlanEvalWeb as a new web site under Sites in IIS Manager, beside Default Web Site. The URL will be
 example.com:XXXX, where XXXX is a port number. Of course, you can modifiy this in IIS manager afterwards, for example by redefining the site to a subdomain, such as planeval.example.com.
 #Login in to server via Remote Desktop.

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 #Login in to server via Remote Desktop.
-#Add an SQL Server user with server rol = dbcreator
+#Add an SQL Server user with server role dbcreator.
-#Download the PlanEvalWeb setup file from [https://www.heurekaslu.se/Filerepository/PlanEvalWeb/PlanEvalWeb-Setup.msi here]
+#Download the PlanEvalWeb setup file from [https://www.heurekaslu.se/Filerepository/PlanEvalWeb/PlanEvalWeb-Setup.msi here].
 #Double-click on the downloaded msi-file to install it.
 #If port 80 is occupied or you want SSL, change the port number. You can also change this in the IIS Manager afterwords by choosing Edit Bindings for PlanEvalWeb.

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 #First make sure that a PlanEvalWeb account is registered for the project manager (an online-user created in PlanEval = the desktop application). This user is probably not a stakeholder.
 #Open page "Web Server" (Tools > Settings) in PlanEval. Click the button "Elevate account" and enter the project managers account. If the SQL Server connection settings are correct the privileges will now be set in the PlanEvalWeb database on the server.
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 Since PlanEvalWeb contains input forms, a "Non-secure" warning will appear on the pages if you do not use SSL.
+==Managing PlanWise project and inviting particpants==
+See [{{HeurekaHelpLink}}PlanEval_administation Help documentation] (upcoming)