Version 2.1 by Guillaume Fenollar on 2012/01/25

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1 This is by far the easiest way to install XWiki. We are offering 3 packaging for ease of installation:
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3 * A Windows exe. Simply execute it and follow the instructions. Do not close the DOS Windows that shows up. This is the XWiki server running, instead point your browser to##{{{http://www.localhost:8080/}}}##.
4 * A generic Installer that works on all platforms. It requires Java to be installed on your system. Simply double-click on it and follow the instructions.
5 * A zip version. Unzip it in any ##XWIKIHOME## directory of your choice.
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7 The Windows installer creates shortcuts to start and stop XWiki in your Windows start menu. Launch the Wiki using "start".
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9 If you've used the zip file or generic Installer, go to the directory where you've installed XWiki (##XWIKIHOME##) and run ##start_xwiki.bat## in Windows or ##start_xwiki.sh## on Unix. To stop it, run the ##stop_xwiki.bat## script on Windows and ##stop_xwiki.sh## on Unix or Mac. On Mac you will need to use "Open with Terminal" or run this script from the Terminal.
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11 Once XWiki is started point your browser to##{{{http://localhost:8080/}}}##and the go to the [[User's Guide>>enterprise:UserGuide.WebHome]] to learn how to use XWiki.
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13 In some cases, you might already have a Web Server running on port 8080. If this happens you have to pass another the port to the start script (e.g. by using the port 8081, as in ##start_xwiki.sh 8081##).
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15 {{info}}
16 You can log in using the default ##Admin## user (first letter is capitalized). The default password is ##admin## (lowercase).
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