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| The Worklight development environment includes the Worklight Server and the Eclipse-based Worklight Studio. |
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| The development environment is supported on the following operating systems: |
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Windows 7, Vista or XP (32 or 64 bit) |
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Mac OS X 10.6.X Leopard 64 bit and above |
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| For development purposes, the following database is supported: |
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MySQL 5.0.22 or later (5.0.67 recommended) |
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| The Worklight Studio requires the following distribution of Eclipse: |
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Eclipse for JEE developers, version Indigo. |
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Production Environment
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| The Worklight Server can be installed on the following operating systems: |
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Windows Server 2008, 64 bit |
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux (REHL) version 4 SP3 or later (SP4 recommended), 64 bit |
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| The Server requires a database to store metadata and cached back-end data. The following databases are supported: |
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MySQL 5.0.22 or later (5.0.67 recommended) |
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Oracle 10g (10.2.0.1.0) |
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| The Worklight Server can run on the following application servers: |
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WebSphere Application Server 7 and higher, running over Linux |
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Tomcat server version 7 |
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| The Worklight Server can be clustered to achieve high availability and linear scalability. In such cases a load-balancer is required. Any commercial load-balancer, hardware or software, that supports sticky sessions can be used. The load-balancer can optionally act as a reverse proxy and SSL accelerator, depending on the technical needs of the environment. |
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| If your organization requires the support of an environment not on this list, please contact Worklight. |
