Quick Start 

If you want to test Cuberry on your PC you can download the installation files and run the Cuberry Installer.
 
In case you want to develop your own modules, change the existing code or just take a look behind the scenes then you need to register and download the source code.
 
In both cases some prerequisites have to be met to get Cuberry running on your machine. 
  • Windows XP or higher
  • Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 »
  • Microsoft SQL Server 2005 or 2008 Express Edition or higher »
  • If you want to use the reporting module the Reporting Services / Advanced Services Version will be needed too »
Additional Information for the Installation

The Cuberry Installer downloads and installs the prerequisites before it installs Cuberry. This may take some time and a reboot may be needed.
It is recommend that you download and intall the needed packages before starting the Cuberry installer.
 
You may also make the complete installation manually. So you will have to attach the database files, grant your user access to the Cuberry database and configure the connection string.
 
You may also make the installation semi-manual. After you extract the files you can run the batch files in the Setup folder. Before running the files make sure that the configured locations are correct.
  • Open the SQL script file "\Cuberry\Setup\CuberryAttach.sql" and change the location of the database files.
  • Open the file "\Cuberry\Setup\Run CuberryAttach Script.cmd" and change the location of CuberryAttach.sql
  • Run "Run CuberryAttach Script.cmd" which executes the SQL script to attach the database files and add your username to the administrators list. (FYI: the username is case sensetive)
If you are using the MS SQL Server (not the Express edition), you will need to change the .config file to meet your database credentials. You get more information in the Installation section.
 
In the CuberryBinaries directory you'll find three .config files:
» 1. P2.Cuberry.exe.config
» 2. P2.Cuberry.exe - SQL Server.config
» 3. P2.Cuberry.exe - SQL Express.config

The first and the third file are exactly the same and are used in case an MS SQL Express edition is installed.

The second file should be used in case if a full MS SQL Server is in place.
You just need to rename the file to "P2.Cuberry.exe.config".