Where is AMS Server?

[cporter71]

Hello. Trying to evaluate some of the tc-server/ams features. I am having a problem in that I cannot find the ams install!

I have downloaded from the link that says "Full tc Server Bundle" which yields the following:
tcServer-6.0.20.C-GA-linux64-x86.tgz

When I run the installer my only option is app-server:

=== Welcome to the SpringSource tc Server Installer ===
For: Linux (2.6.31-20-generic) / i386 [linux32-x86]
================================================== =====

First of all, we will be checking that you have the required
dependencies to proceed...


Checking for installation as non-root... Dependency verified.
Checking for writable directory... Dependency verified.
Checking for compatible JVM... running Java6.
Checking for java executable... Dependency verified.


################################################## ###################
## SpringSource tc Server Application Server Installation Menu ##
################################################## ###################

1. Install tc Server Application Server
2. Exit


Enter number:

Running 64bit/Ubuntu.

Thanks

[dcarwin]

You need to have a 64-bit java in your path. The installer uses whichever "java" is invoked by default. Your default java needs to be 64-bit.

Download a 64-bit JVM, and put it first in your path, so that when you type "java" at the command prompt, the 64-bit one is the one that gets invoked. Then you should see the full set of install options. This is a limitation of the groovy install script.