Updating Management Station after upgrading Tomcat
If you upgrade, or downgrade, your Tomcat installation after installing Speech Suite, Management Station is configured to use the previous installation and might not work correctly. You need to configure Management Station to use the new Tomcat installation.
This procedure assumes you have installed a supported version of Tomcat.
- Log in to the Management Station host as Administrator (Windows) or root (Linux).
- Stop these Management Station services: Management Station, Data Collection, and Statistics Analyzer.
- On Windows, use the Services dialog.
On Linux, run:
> service initScriptmserver.sh stop
> service initScriptmserverdc.sh stop
> service initScriptmserversa.sh stop
- Locate the Tomcat update script:
On Windows: %MSTATION_HOME%\scripts\update_tomcat.bat
On Linux: $MSTATION_HOME/scripts/update_tomcat.sh
- Execute the Tomcat update script:
- On Linux, run this command, specifying the paths to your old and new Tomcat installations:
> . ./update_tomcat.sh old_tomcat_location new_tomcat_location
- On Windows:
- Open a command prompt window with the Run as Administrator option.
- Run this command at the prompt, specifying the paths to your old and new Tomcat installations:
> update_tomcat.bat old_tomcat_location new_tomcat_location
Note: If a path contains spaces, you must use 8.3 naming convention. You cannot wrap the path in quotes.
An error message displays if the script detects an unsupported Tomcat version. You need to install a supported version of Tomcat and then repeat this procedure.
- On Linux, run this command, specifying the paths to your old and new Tomcat installations:
- Start the Management Station services to complete the update:
- On Windows, use the Services dialog.
- On Linux, run:
> service initScriptmserver.sh start
> service initScriptmserverdc.sh start
> service initScriptmserversa.sh start