Thanks for evaluating Alfresco Process Services!
Here are the steps to installing and launching the trial version:
If you have registered for the 30 day trial you should have received an email similar to the one below.
Trial Email
To get up and running quickly, I would recommend to download one of the three installers (depending on your operating system). Download the 30-day trial license file since you will need it to start the product.
If you have chosen one of the installers (for Windows, MacOS or Linux) the installation application will include everything you need to get up and running. It uses h2 database along with tomcat server.
Unpack the downloaded zip file and run the installer. I am running on MacOS so my file was called alfresco-process-services-1.6.0-osx-installer.dmg. Installation is simple, the only options you have to select is where to install the application.
By default the installer is installing in /Applications/alfresco/process-services (on MacOS).
The last dialog box will give you the URL’s and default admin account that you will need to access the application.
Application URL’s and Login Details
If you prefer to install Alfresco Process Services using the .war file please follow instructions here.
The next task is to apply the licensee key. Copy the activiti.lic (downloaded earlier) to the folder [Installation Folder]/tomcat/lib
License Key Location
Select the [Installation Folder]/StartProcessServices.app. This will start up the Tomcat application server and the Alfresco Process Services server. When you see the message Server startup in XX ms in the log the server is ready for you to login in.
Alfresco Process Services Startup Application
Once the server has started login to Alfresco Process Services. The default application URL is http://localhost:8080/activiti-app with a user ID of admin@app.activiti.com and a default password of admin.
Alfresco Process Services Login Screen
Once you login you should see the user dashboard. This has the default apps loaded:
Alfresco Process Services Home
I have recorded a video showing the whole installation and startup process. I hope you found this post useful.