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The fact is that Cadence does not run on windows. It willonly display its output on your windows machine, while the software itself willbe running on the Solaris/Linux machine you are logged into.

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This requires a fast connection to get anything done, the Xprotocol exchanges lots of packets through the network, and needs highbandwidth otherwise display will look sluggish.

1-Install Xserver on your windows machine:

This is what the Cadence software willneed to connect to in order to display its windows on your machine. There arelots of X servers for windows most of them are commercial. My ownrecommendation is to get the XFree86distribution under windows, which comes with the Cygwinsoftware. Cygwinis a set of free unix toolsthat have been ported to the windows platform, so that you can use many of yourfavorite Unix tools under Windows.

1-Download the CygwinSetup Program.

2-Run the installer, and click Next.

3-Choose “Install From The Internet”, and clickNext.

4-Select the installation directory which is normally C:cygwin, andclick Next.

5-Select the Local Package Directory, which is the directory where theinstaller will download your packages to before installing them,it must be on a drive with enough space (at least 60MB). Click Next.

6-Select “Direct Connection” (unless you are using a proxy), and clicknext.

7-Select a mirror to download from. There is a mirror at UMBC, but anyother mirror should work, if it doesn’t you can try another one. Of course youshould select a mirror in the United States and leave those mirrors ending withcountry codes (like .it .ru .cz.au , etc ). Click Next.

8-On the next step you’ll be presented with the package selection dialog.You can leave all the default with two exceptions:

i.If you know how to use the VI editor youshould install it because it doesn’t install by default. This is the fastestway for editing your files under the Cygwininstallation.
To install it: Click the + sign on the left of “Editors” to expand theselection. Locate the entry for Vim, and on the extreme left click the word“Skip”, until it becomes “Install” (or “Keep” if it was previously installed).

ii.You’ll need to install the X server,since it is not installed by default.
Locate the XFree86 entry at the very bottom. Click the plus sign to its leftuntil it expands. On the very minimum you should select the first two entrieswhich are :WindowMaker, andXFree86-base.

9-Click Next to start the installation process. You should have a fastconnection since the packages are large, especially the XFree86 package.

10-Afterinstallation finishes, run a Cygwin shell from yourstart menu.

11-(UPDATE: In the latest versions this step may not be required) You should change your default window manager.By default XFree86 comes with “twm” which is quiteoutdated and counter intuitive. A better choice is “WindowMaker”.To do this you’ll need to edit the /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc file. If youinstalled and know how to use vi or vim, all you needto do is to type:
vi /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc
and near the end of the file change the line “twm&” to “wmaker &”, and save the file and exit.
If you don’t know vi, you can edit the file usingnotepad. Locate the file under your cygwininstallation. If you chose installation directory as “C:cygwin” (the default),then the file will be at “C:cygwinetcX11xinitxinitrc”, then change “twm” to “wmaker”.

12-Nowyour X installation is ready. To run your X server, type:
startx&
at your cygwin shell prompt. You should notice thedisplay of your X server and window manager coming on your screen.

2-Enable Xforwarding in you SSH client:

Assuming you are running TeraTerm Pro SSH (On the UMBC internet CD or OIT website), all you need todo is selecting “SSH Forwarding …” from the “Setup” menu, and checking “Displayremote X application on local X server. It can be useful too to change the encryptionmethod from the default to something faster like RC4. Change that from the “Setup/SSH” menu.

Then from the “Setup menu choose“Save Setup”.

Start a new session with the newsettings.

3-Login toyour GL account on a GL Sun or Linux machine using SSH

4-Run CadenceSoftware

Assuming all your configurationare correct, and that you can run the software on a local machine, you can nowrun “icfb” and it should display on your X server.

Building Virtuoso on Windows requires some time and the user should be proficient with Windows software development. The build is not guaranteed to succeed out of the box.

Unless you plan to actually modify the Virtuoso code, we recommend using the binary distribution.

Getting Started with the VOS Binary Distribution for Windows

Prerequisites

• Pre-built binaries of Virtuoso 6.1.4 to 7.1.0 for Windows require the Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package be installed. This can be downloaded from the following locations:

• Pre-built binaries of Virtuoso 7.2.0 and later for Windows require the Microsoft Visual C++ 2012 Redistributable Package be installed. This can be downloaded from the following locations:

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• Appropriate environment variables should be set before any of the steps below --
  1. Determine the root location for your Virtuoso installation. For best results, we recommend putting the ZIP (and/or the directory created upon its extraction) into the C:/Program Files/ (or C:/Program Files (x86)/, for a 32-bit Virtuoso on 64-bit Windows) directory. If you have installed other components from OpenLink Software, you may want to add the Virtuoso subdirectory to that directory (e.g., C:/Program Files/OpenLink Software/VOS7/).
  2. Start the System control panel (right-click My Computer and select Properties, or drill down through the Start menu -> Control Panels -> Administrative Tools -> System).
  3. Click to Advanced -> Environment Variables, and create a new system environment variable called VIRTUOSO_HOME, with this path (e.g., C:/Program Files/OpenLink Software/VOS7/virtuoso-opensource/) for its value.
  4. Locate the PATH system environment variable, and click to EDIT it.
  5. Add the string below to the end of the existing PATH value.
     IMPORTANT: Do not over-write the existing PATH value! Doing so will disrupt all use of your Windows environment.
     
  6. Click OK or Exit buttons until you have fully exited the System control panel.
  7. The above environment variable changes will have immediate effect on any processes that start hereafter, but rebooting your Windows environment may be necessary in some situations.

Basic Installation

Simply unzip the binary distribution zip file to your chosen location (see Prerequisites, above). This will create a directory virtuoso-opensource, containing 6 subfolders:

Note: The current Windows binary package is missing a php.ini file, required for PHP run-time hosting support. Please download a copy of this file, and manually place it in the database directory.

The default administrator username and password are both dba. We recommend immediately changing the password to secure your database.

By default, the Virtuoso server will listen for HTTP connections at TCP port 8890, and for SQL data access (via iSQL, ODBC, JDBC, OLE DB, ADO.NET, etc.) at TCP port 1111.These ports may be changed by editing the virtuoso.ini file.

Optional -- Create and Manage Virtuoso Windows Services

1. Start a CMD/DOS session (Start menu -> Command Prompt, or run %SystemRoot%/system32/cmd.exe).
   Note: On Windows Vista and later (including Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Server 2008, etc.), you MUST right-click on the 'Command Prompt' icon and select the 'Run as Administrator' option; else, the CMD session will not have the privileges necessary for the following steps to succeed, even if you are logged in as a Windows Administrator.
   
2. Verify your Virtuoso binary by typing in the command:
   Note: we also provide binaries with Java (virtuoso-javavm-t) and .NET CLR (virtuoso-clr-t) hosting support, which should be substituted for virtuoso-t throughout, if such hosting support is required.
3. Run the following command:
   
4. Create a new Windows Service with the following command --
   Note: If you have an existing Virtuoso service, the above will replace it. You can preserve the existing service and add a new one with the following command variant (changing the +service argument from 'create' to 'screate') --
   
5. Once created, you can manage the Virtuoso service through the standard Windows Services Manager (Start -> Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Services or Component Services). It will be listed as OpenLink Virtuoso Server [Instance Name]. You can also use the CMD/DOS commands in the table below. Note that the +instance and +service flags may be replaced by -I and -S, respectively.

   Action	Command
   List all Virtuoso services	virtuoso-t +service list
   Start a Virtuoso service	virtuoso-t +instance 'Instance Name' +service start
   Stop a Virtuoso service	virtuoso-t +instance 'Instance Name' +service stop
   Delete a Virtuoso service	virtuoso-t +instance 'Instance Name' +service delete

Optional -- Register the VOS ODBC Driver

For best results, we recommend that you download and install the appropriate commercial Client Connectivity Kit, which is freely licensed for use with VOS.

1. Start a CMD/DOS session (Start menu -> Command Prompt, or run %SystemRoot%/system32/cmd.exe).
   Note: On Windows Vista and later (including Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Server 2008, etc.), you MUST right-click on the 'Command Prompt' icon and select the 'Run as Administrator' option; else, the CMD session will not have the privileges necessary for the following steps to succeed, even if you are logged in as a Windows Administrator.
   
2. Run the following commands:
   
3. As a result, you should see this message:
   

Optional -- Create an ODBC DSN

1. Launch the ODBC Administrator (Start menu -> Control panels -> Administrative Tools -> Data Sources (ODBC)).
2. For most purposes, click to the System DSN tab. User DSNs are not typically necessary.
3. See this document.

Virtuoso Conductor -- the HTTP Browser-based Virtuoso Administration Tool

The Virtuoso Conductor is a HTTP-based administration tool, included by default in all Virtuoso instances. It can be accessed at the URL:

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For instance --

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The Conductor can then be used to install other Virtuoso VAD applications available by navigating to the 'System Admin -> Packages' tab which presents you with a list of available Virtuoso VAD application packages to install, selecting those you require and install, at which point they will then become accessible as part of your Virtuoso server instance.

iSQL -- the Virtuoso Interactive SQL tool

To connect with the Virtuoso Interactive SQL tool (isql), run the following command from your DOS prompt:

You should get a response like this --

iSQL has a number of built in commands, like tables --

Documentation, Tutorials, and More

Overall Virtuoso Documentation

Bundled documentation may be found at http://<virtuoso-host-FQDN-or-IP-address>:<HTTP-port>/doc/html. More recent updates are available online, at Virtuoso Product Manual and Open Source Edition Docs.

Bundled tutorials may be found at http://<virtuoso-host-FQDN-or-IP-address>:<HTTP-port>/tutorial. These are also available online, at http://demo.openlinksw.com/tutorial.

SPARQL Demos

A full SPARQL demo may be found online, or locally at http://<virtuoso-host-FQDN-or-IP-address>:<HTTP-port>/sparql_demo.

Virtuoso's built in SPARQL endpoint is at http://<virtuoso-host-FQDN-or-IP-address>:<HTTP-port>/sparql.

The iSPARQL Query-By-Example tool (if installed) will be at http://<virtuoso-host-FQDN-or-IP-address>:<HTTP-port>/isparql.

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ODS Applications Suite

The OpenLink Data Spaces (ODS) applications suite includes a broad collection of distributed collaborative applications covering: blogs, wikis, shared bookmarks, file management, calendaring, email, photo galleries, discussion forums, polls, and more. Once installed, ODS applications will be available at http://<virtuoso-host-FQDN-or-IP-address>:<HTTP-port>/ods.

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See Getting Started with ODS for more on setting up ODS.

BPEL Process Manager

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To experiment with the BPEL Process Manager, visit http://<virtuoso-host-FQDN-or-IP-address>:<HTTP-port>/BPELGUI.