In addition to the StreamServer components, you use the following components to run OpenText StreamStudio web applications:
This section gives a brief overview of what each component is used for and how you install or configure the component. For more detailed descriptions of these components, see Components to run StreamStudio web applications in the Control Center documentation.
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The StreamStudio web portal can be installed and run on Windows or UNIX using the StreamStudio Setup.
To run StreamStudio you need a Java application server, for example Apache Tomcat. See the Supported platforms and software documentation for a list of the supported Java application servers.
This is a web service gateway that connects the StreamStudio web applications to the runtime repository and user directories.
The service gateway is installed with Framework and StreamServer on both Windows and UNIX. The service gateway Windows service is called StreamServe Service Gateway. The service gateway process is called ServiceGateway.
The user directories can be connected to an existing directory server that supports the LDAP protocol. See the Supported platforms and software documentation, for a list of the supported user directories.
You configure the connections to the user directories using Control or the Command Line Utilities.
This database stores output documents and related metadata used for the StreamStudio Collector web application. The default name for the Collector archive is StrsCollector.
You use Control Center or the Command Line Utilities to generate the scripts used to create the Collector archive.
This database stores Composition Center resources and roles during the document design phase. The default name for the web content repository is StrsWeb.