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Once you have installed the core application you will see some of these icons. The Clone4j utility will only appear if you select the full install. The standard workstation install only includes the main application and the database setup utility. | Once you have installed the core application you will see some of these icons. The Clone4j utility will only appear if you select the full install. The standard workstation install only includes the main application and the database setup utility. | ||
If you have not yet created a database for Commander4j you will need to install one of the supported databases and then create the database which Commander4j can use. | If you have not yet created a database for Commander4j you will need to install one of the supported databases and then create the database which Commander4j can use. [[Install Database]] shows how, and [[Setup4j]] connects the application to it. | ||
For | For the first login see [[First Login]]. The whole sequence, from download to login, is in the [[Install Guide]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:13, 22 September 2026
Once you have installed the core application you will see some of these icons. The Clone4j utility will only appear if you select the full install. The standard workstation install only includes the main application and the database setup utility.
If you have not yet created a database for Commander4j you will need to install one of the supported databases and then create the database which Commander4j can use. Install Database shows how, and Setup4j connects the application to it.
For the first login see First Login. The whole sequence, from download to login, is in the Install Guide.