Update ka_inst_prereq.rst

KnowageLabs · May 21, 2018 · 40035e1 · 40035e1
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@@ -18,9 +18,6 @@ The Operation Systems (OS) showed in Table 3.1 and 3.2 are those ones which suit
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    Table 3.1: Certified Environments.
 
 
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 |    Windows server           | 2012, 2008  |
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    Table 3.2: Compatible Environments.
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 Disk usage
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 The Knowage installation requires 2 GB of free space on file system. This memory does not include the space relative to the data and the metadata storage.
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 The enviroment in which Knowage will be installed must include a 1.7 or 1.8 JDK installation. Be sure that the JDK component is
    successfully installed and that the environment variable JAVA_HOME is properly configured.
 
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-Define the JAVA_HOME variable inside the users’ file .bash_profile used in the installation process (root and tomcat, as shown in the following Code 3.1):
+   |image1| Define the JAVA_HOME variable inside the users’ file .bash_profile used in the installation process (root and tomcat, as shown in the following Code 3.1):
 
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 | export JAVA_HOME=<root path of the Java installation> export          |
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 Code 3.1: Instructions to set the JAVA_HOME variable for Linux environment.
 
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-Define the JAVA_HOME variable and PATH in the section "Environment variables“ which can be reached from the ”System“. You can refer to Figure 3.1.
+   |image2| Define the JAVA_HOME variable and PATH in the section "Environment variables“ which can be reached from the ”System“. You can refer to Figure 3.1.
 
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-   Figure 3.1: Setting the path for the JAVA_HOME variable for Windows.
+   |image3| Figure 3.1: Setting the path for the JAVA_HOME variable for Windows.
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 Application server
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    The following Table 3.3 displays the compatibility with the supported
    application servers: