Uninstall the old Team Server:

1. Stop the old Team Server service by running the stopService.bat file located in the bat folder of the Team Server installation. This is mandatory. It ensures that the Team Server will have flushed all of its data into persistent storage and ensures this consistent data set is used by the Team Server.
   
   

2. Uninstall the old Team Server service by running the uninstallService.bat file located in the bat folder of the Team Server installation.
   
   

Install the new HoriZZon Server:

1. Rename the current TeamServerHome folder to TeamServerHome-old.
   
   

2. Unzip the new HoriZZon Server installer file to the location where the HoriZZon Server must be installed.
   
   

3. Copy the teamserver.config.json file from the old Team Server location to the new HoriZZon Server location. The structure of the new HoriZZon Server installation folder should look similar to this:
   
   
   
   

4. If you have previously made changes to the wrapper.conf file, add these changes to the server.wrapper.conf file in the new HoriZZon Server installation (located in the HoriZZonServerHome\conf folder). Examples of changes may be the HTTP port, the java.exe location, and JVM memory. If you have made changes to the java.exe location, then also update the worker.wrapper.conf file.
   
   

5. Open the application.conf file (located in the HoriZZonServerHome\conf folder), and do the following:
   
   
   • Copy the secret from your teamserver.config.json file, and in the section "Configure secret key", replace Secret  with your copied secret:
     
     play.http.secret.key = "Secret"

Example:  play.http.secret.key = "Ge29UHhW78fK36Nd"
     
     
   • Copy the base URL from the teamserver.config.json file (baseUriServerName+baseUriPort) to the teamservice URL.
     
     teamServiceUrl=" http://localhost:9000 "

     

   • In the section "Configure database connection ", find the database type you are using, remove the # in front of the lines of the complete database connection string, and replace the default values with your data. The following database connections are available:

      SQL Server using SQL Server Authentication

     db {
       default {
         driver = com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver
         url = "jdbc:sqlserver://localhost:1433;databaseName=database-name"
         username = "Username"
         password = "StrongPassword" 
         }
     }

     Replace localhost with your database location, and database-name with the name of your database. Replace Username and StrongPassword with the appropriate values. Do not copy the password from the teamserver.config.json file, since the HoriZZon Server has encrypted it. If you do not know the password, ask your database manager.

      SQL Server using integrated security (Windows Authentication)

     When using integrated security, the HoriZZon Server will try to sign in to the database using the credentials of the user who is starting the HoriZZon Server.

     db {
       default {
         driver = com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver
         url = "jdbc:sqlserver://localhost:1433;databaseName=database-name;integratedSecurity=true"
         }
     }

     
     Replace localhost with your database location, and database-name with the name of your database.
     
     

      PostgreSQL

     db {
       default {
         driver = org.postgresql.Driver
         url = "jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/database-name"
         username = "Username"
         password = "StrongPassword" 
       }
     }

     
     Replace localhost with your database location, and database-name with the name of your database. Replace Username and StrongPassword with the appropriate values.  Do not copy the password from the teamserver.config.json file, since the HoriZZon Server has encrypted it. If you do not know the password, ask your database manager.

6. If you have previously made changes to the application.conf file in the old Team Server installation, also add these changes to the file in the new HoriZZon Server installation. Changes made to this file can come from using an official HTTPS certificate for the HoriZZon Server and/or local installation of HoriZZon.
   
   

7. Run the generateSchedule.bat file (located in the HoriZZonServerHome\bat folder). After finishing a new file schedule.ps1 is present in the bat folder.
   
   
8. Right-click the  schedule.ps1 file and select Run with PowerShell . This file is used for scheduling tasks in the HoriZZon Server database, which will be processed by the BiZZdesign Worker.
   
   

9. Add the new HoriZZon Server and HoriZZon Worker services to the services by running the installServer.bat and installWorker.bat files located in the bat folder of the HoriZZon Server installation. If you have previously added the Team Server using an AD service account, use that account again.
   
   

10. Start the new HoriZZon Server and HoriZZon Worker services by running the startServer.bat  and startWorker.bat files located in the bat folder of the HoriZZon Server installation. All data and users should be available again.

Uninstall the old Team Server:

1. Stop the old Team Server service by running the stopService.bat file located in the bat folder of the Team Server installation. This is mandatory. It ensures that the Team Server will have flushed all of its data into persistent storage and ensures this consistent data set is used by the Team Server.
   
   

2. Uninstall the old Team Server service by running the uninstallService.bat file located in the bat folder of the Team Server installation.
   
   

Install the new HoriZZon Server and Worker:

1. Rename the current TeamServerHome folder to TeamServerHome-old.
   
   

2. Unzip the new HoriZZon Server installer file to the location where the HoriZZon Server must be installed.
   
   

3. If you have previously made changes to the wrapper.conf file, add these changes to the server.wrapper.conf file in the new HoriZZon Server installation (located in the HoriZZonServerHome\conf folder). Examples of changes may be the HTTP port, the java.exe location, and JVM memory. If you have made changes to the java.exe location, then also update the worker.wrapper.conf file.
   
   

4. If you have previously made changes to the application.conf file, add the same changes to the file in the new HoriZZon Server installation (located in the HoriZZonServerHome\conf folder). Examples of changes may be the teamServiceUrl, secret key, and the SQL JDBC.
   
   
5. Run the generateSchedule.bat file (located in the HoriZZonServerHome\bat folder). After finishing a new file schedule.ps1 is present in the bat folder.
   
   
6. Right-click the schedule.ps1 file and select Run with PowerShell. This file is used for scheduling tasks in the HoriZZon Server database, which will be processed by the HoriZZon Worker.
   
   
7. Add the new HoriZZon Server and HoriZZon Worker services to the services by running the installServer.bat and installWorker.bat files located in the bat folder of the HoriZZon Server installation. If you have previously added the Team Server using an AD service account, use that account again.
   
   

8. Start the new HoriZZon Server and HoriZZon Worker services by running the startServer.bat and startWorker.bat files located in the bat folder of the HoriZZon Server installation. All data and users should be available again.

Uninstall the old HoriZZon Server and Worker:

1. Stop the old HoriZZon Server service by running the stopServer.bat and stopWorker.bat files located in the bat folder of the HoriZZon Server installation. This is mandatory. It ensures that the HoriZZon Server will have flushed all of its data into persistent storage and ensures this consistent data set is used by the HoriZZon Server.
   
   

2. Uninstall the old HoriZZon Server service by running the uninstallServer.bat and uninstallWorker.bat files located in the bat folder of the HoriZZon Server installation.
   
   

Install the new HoriZZon Server and Worker:

1. Rename the current HoriZZonServerHome folder to HoriZZonServerHome-old.
   
   

2. Unzip the new HoriZZon Server installer file to the location where the HoriZZon Server must be installed.
   
   

3. If you have previously made changes to the wrapper.conf file, add these changes to the server.wrapper.conf file in the new HoriZZon Server installation (located in the HoriZZonServerHome\conf folder). Examples of changes may be the HTTP port, the java.exe location, and JVM memory. If you have made changes to the java.exe location, then also update the worker.wrapper.conf file.
   
   

4. If you have previously made changes to the application.conf file, add the same changes to the file in the new HoriZZon Server installation (located in the HoriZZonServerHome\conf folder). Examples of changes may be the teamServiceUrl, secret key, and the SQL JDBC.
   
   
5. Run the generateSchedule.bat file (located in the HoriZZonServerHome\bat folder). After finishing a new file schedule.ps1 is present in the bat folder.
   
   
6. Right-click the schedule.ps1 file and select Run with PowerShell. This file is used for scheduling tasks in the HoriZZon Server database, which will be processed by the HoriZZon Worker.
   
   
7. Add the new HoriZZon Server and HoriZZon Worker services to the services by running the installServer.bat and installWorker.bat files located in the bat folder of the HoriZZon Server installation.  If you have previously added the HoriZZon Server using an AD service account, use that account again.
   
   

8. Start the new HoriZZon Server and HoriZZon Worker services by running the startServer.bat and startWorker.bat files located in the bat folder of the HoriZZon Server installation. All data and users should be available again.