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Servoy also provides additional database connection configuration via the Resources Project while working on a solution. For details see Working With with Database Servers.

Creating

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the Servoy Repository

The Servoy Repository, a set of tables in the database underlying the nameserver connection 'repository_server' is required to run Servoy. The repository is installed if you choose the bundled PostgreSQL option, but it will need to be manually installed if you choose the full-featured PostgreSQL installation or if you choose to connect to an existing database.

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Executing the above command starts the Servoy Application Server and will create or upgrade the table structure required for the Servoy Repository to the version that the Servoy Application Server requires.

Creating

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the Servoy Repository

The Servoy Repository, a set of tables in the database underlying the nameserver connection repository_server, is required to run Servoy. The repository is installed if you choose the bundled PostgreSQL option, but it will need to be manually installed if you choose the full-featured PostgreSQL installation or if you choose to connect to an existing database.

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After restart of Servoy Developer the XulRunner browser component will be used as browser component inside Servoy Developer

Running Servoy Developer

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on Java 7

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on MAC OSX

If running Servoy Developer on OSX and there is a need to run Java 7 (for example for JavaFX integration ), some extra steps are required, as due to a bug in Eclipse (on which Servoy Developer is based), the process of running Servoy Developer on Java 7 is not as straight forward.

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