How to install Mule Management Console for built-in database?

[Marco Mascia-2]

Following the installation steps in mgmtconsole.pdf:
bq. +Mule Management Console User's Guide+ \\ +Mule Enterprise Edition Version 2.2.2+ \\ +October 2009+
I've successfully enabled Mule to use the MMC, but when trying to install the Management Console there is no option to use a built-in database.
The install runs as follows:{color:#0000ff}

{color}bq. {color:#0000ff}C:\mule-management-console-installer>*{color:#ff0000}setup{color}* \\ Buildfile: C:\mule-management-console-installer\installer-4.1.2-EE\bin\..\data\setup.xml \\ Initializing Mule Management Console 4.1.2-EE Installation... \\ Loading taskdefs... \\ Taskdefs loaded \\ Choose which software to install: \\ 1: Mule Management Console Server \\ 2: Mule Management Console Agent \\ You may enter multiple choices, separated by commas. \\ *{color:#ff0000}1,2{color}* \\ Mule Management Console server installation path [default 'C:\Program Files']: \\ c:\Mule_MC \\ Choices: \\ 1: Oracle 10g/11g \\ 2: PostgreSQL \\ 3: MySQL 5.x \\ What backend database should the Mule Management Console server use? [default '1']: \\ {color}
Does MMC 4.1.2-EE not support an internal database?
If not, is there any earlier version that I can use that does?



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[Andrew Perepelytsya]

Hi Richard,

The post lost EOLs and got garbled. There's no option AFAIK to have an 'embedded' database, but one starts up a bundled postgresql, or can also run on alternative ones.

However, you may wish to contact MuleSoft support, they may come up with instructions for e.g. embedded Derby, if that's what you mean.

HTH,
Andrew

[Marco Mascia-2]

By "embedded" database I was using the terms directly from the mgmtconsole.pdf install instructions, which following a link to more "detailed" instructions links to a Hyperic document which discusses an included PostgreSQL as part of the install of Hyperic HQ which seems to be removed from the Mule MMC setup script.

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[Dirk Olmes]

Richard Conner wrote:
> Following the installation steps in mgmtconsole.pdf: bq. +Mule
> Management Console User's Guide+ \\ +Mule Enterprise Edition Version
> 2.2.2+ \\ +October 2009+ I've successfully enabled Mule to use the
> MMC, but when trying to install the Management Console there is no
> option to use a built-in database. The install runs as
> follows:{color:#0000ff}

[...]

Which installer are you using? I vaguely remember that the installers
that don't contain a JRE might require an external database. However, I
can confirm that the Windows installer does indeed install a postgres DB.

Let me run some more tests on Monday ..

-dirk

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[Dirk Olmes]

Dirk Olmes wrote:

> Richard Conner wrote:
>> Following the installation steps in mgmtconsole.pdf: bq. +Mule
>> Management Console User's Guide+ \\ +Mule Enterprise Edition Version
>> 2.2.2+ \\ +October 2009+ I've successfully enabled Mule to use the
>> MMC, but when trying to install the Management Console there is no
>> option to use a built-in database. The install runs as
>> follows:{color:#0000ff}
>
> [...]
>
> Which installer are you using? I vaguely remember that the installers
> that don't contain a JRE might require an external database. However, I
> can confirm that the Windows installer does indeed install a postgres DB.
>
> Let me run some more tests on Monday ..

After some tests I can confirm my statement form above. The -noJRE
installers do not contain any embedded DB. The platform specific
installers do, so if you want an embedded DB with Mule management
console you should use one of those.

-dirk

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[Marco Mascia-2]

Yep, that was exactly it - the noJRE version had no embedded DB - so I just downloaded postgresql and that worked fine.

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