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If you want to use JDK 5, don't download JBoss for JDK 6 (jboss-4.2.3.GA-jdk6.zip) - use jboss-4.2.3.GA.zip!

_dcm4chee requires Java Development Kit (JDK) and not just the Java Runtime Environment (JRE.).

3. Copy files from JBoss to dcm4chee:

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1. Download the dcm4chee Audit Record Repository 3.0.10 (dcm4chee-arr-3.0.10) available at
   http://sourceforge.net/projects/dcm4che/files/dcm4chee-arr/3.0.10/. Be sure to download the distribution package of dcm4chee-arr-3.0.10 for the database of your choice (likely the same database that you are using for the archive, but it could differ if you wish to store audit records in a completely different database).
2. Go to the dcm4chee-2.14.8-xxx/bin directory and execute the install_arrjboss.bat or install_arrjboss.sh script, as appropriate for your operating system, with the path of the dcm4chee-arr-jboss-4.2.3.0.10 GA installation directory as
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   1. If you want the Audit Record Repository to use a different database instance than the archive to store Audit Records (this is recommended), create the audit record repository database instance: arrdb, and grant sufficient privileges to the DB user (see the datasource descriptor deploy/arr-xxx-ds.xml for user information).
   2. If the Audit Record Repository is to share the database instance used by the archive, you will have to modify the database name - but not the JNDI name! -, user and password in the datasource descriptor file deploy/arr-xxx-ds.xml, to match the values specified in the main datasource descriptor file deploy/pacs-xxx-ds.xml for the
      archive database. The ARR schema will automatically be created upon startup, but if you want to tweak the SQL or do it manually, you may also initialize the database using the provided DDL script dcm4chee-arr-3.0.10-xxx/sql/dcm4chee-arr-xxx.ddl. Note that you will have to remove or comment out the creation of already existing 'code' table.

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The dcm4chee startup/shutdown scripts depend on the JAVA_HOME environment variable in order to find the Java executables and libraries. For example, if your JDK is installed at "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_22" then that is the path to your JAVA_HOME

If you're not sure what an environment variable is, check with your IT staff or review this wikipedia page and/or consult the documentation for your operating system.

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