Embedded Java

With the new embedded Java there will be a change to installing
and updating Chronicall that will need to be noted.
1. There is no need to install or update the active Java on any
supported operating systems i.e., Linux or Windows.
2. Embedded Java will not interfere with any existing Java on
supported operating systems.
3. It will simplify installing, updating, and supporting Chronicall.
4. The new version of Java will have a new garbage collection,
reducing the hang or freezing from garbage collecting.

Installers and updaters

Chronicall installers will now extract the files needed for installation
and updates into a user designated file. The new release of Chronicall
will alter how you normally install and update Chronicall.

1. Chronicall installers and updaters will run automatically, but
   will not clean up after itself. Instead, it will create two files:
   a. Extractor Tool file
   b. Install files
2. Java will not have to be updated manually.
   a. Linux will have separate updaters for Debian
   and Redhat.

Install Updaters for Earlier Versions of Chronicall and Windows 2003 and 2008

1. Earlier Versions of Chronicall:
   a. Only Chronicall versions 3.8 and higher can be
   updated to 3.10.
   b. To update Chronicall versions before 3.8 you will
   have to update to 3.8 then download and install
   the 3.10 update.
2. Windows 2003:
   a. To update Chronicall on Windows 2003 you will
   have to manually unblock the update.
   b. Right-click EXE -> Properties -> Unblock
3. Windows 2008:
   a. UAC will block the Chronicall installer from completing the 3.10 update.
   b. Disable UAC to install
   c. After installation is complete, enable UAC.

Port Consolidation

With the new Chronicall update the port usage has been consolidated. This consolidation is for the Chronicall Server alone.

1. Ports Consolidated: 9082,9087,9095,9093,9094,9096
2. Ports Used: 9080

Installing Info

Below is a list of the new default locations and service naming
dependent on your operating system and network.

New Default Locations

1. 64-bit: C:\Program Files\Xima Soware\Chronicall\bin\app
2. 32-bit: C:\Program Files (x86)\Xima Soware\Chronicall\bin\app
3. Linux: /var/lib/Xima Soware/Chronicall/bin/app

New Service Naming

1. Windows
   a. Chronicall Server
   b. Chronicall Database (Postgres)
   c. Chronicall Database (OriendDB)
2. Linux
   a. ChronicallServer
   b. ChronicallDatabasePostgres
   c. ChronicallDatabaseOrientDB

Updated Memory Settings

Chronicall will come with new memory settings. Memory will now
be automatically stored according to the type of network and
machine Chronicall is currently installed on.

New Default Java Memory Allocation

1. 64bit: Default to 4GB
   a. If Java is set manually, then upon update use the larger memory
   allocation of the two.
   b. Chronicall will detect the system memory and adjust
   accordingly.
2. 32bit: Default to 1GB
   a. If they have set their Java manually, then upon update we will
   use the larger allocation of the two.
   b. Memory storage should not be larger than 1GB for 32bit.
3. Datagrid
   a. 64/32bit defaults to 1GB

Packaged Apps

All of Chronicall's apps are now packaged into one installer. Each app
that is packaged will automatically update with any Chronicall update,
you no longer have to worry about manually updating your apps.

Installing Apps

1. Go to Chronicall_apps_setup
2. Extract to downloads folder
3. Select which apps you want to install

Installing Apps

1. Recording Library: Can no longer be installed with the basic
   Chronicall installer
2. Realtime Node: Recommended aer 250 Realtime Agent Licenses
3. Multimedia Server: For Chronicall Multimedia deployments
4. Datagrid Node: For large call volume sites. Additional Datagrid
   Nodes can increase the performance of your reports by reducing run
   times and query searches.

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