Running the RAD Server Engine or RAD Server Console on a Developer Environment on Linux

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The RAD Server Developer Server and the RAD Server Developer Console stand-alone applications are delivered in RAD Studio.

We recommend to use the stand-alone applications for developing purposes, to easily test your RAD Server Client applications or RAD Server Packages.

For a production environment, we recommend to set up the RAD Server Engine and the RAD Server Console on a web server. Currently, we support the Apache Server.

When you run the RAD Server Developer Server or the RAD Server Developer Console application for the first time, and if the RAD Server Environment has not been properly set, the RAD Server Setup Wizard starts.

Starting the Indy Stand-alone RAD Server Applications for Development

Start the RAD Server Developer Server or the RAD Server Developer Console stand-alone application as follows:

  1. Before starting, configure the RAD Server Environment as described in the Setting Up the RAD Server Engine section.
  2. On your Linux machine, start the RAD Server Developer Server or RAD Server Developer Console stand-alone application as follows:
    • Run RAD Server Developer Server with the following command:
    /usr/lib/ems/EMSDevServerCommand
    Server start.png
    • Run RAD Server Developer Console with the following command:
    /usr/lib/ems/EMSDevConsoleCommand
    Console start.png

Tip: You can also use environment variables such as $EMS_HOME/EMSDevServerCommand

See Also

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