Installing and Setting Up Bolero
Stage 2-Installing Tango
In this stage, you will install Tango. If you have Tango installed
previously, you must still follow this procedure, to install elements that
Tango needs in order to work with Bolero.
Tango must be installed on the WebSTAR server. Before running the installer,
open any Readme files to see any last minute instructions regarding the
installation of Tango.
Insert the Bolero CD into the CD-ROM drive.
The Installer window is displayed.
Double click the Tango Installer.
The Tango Installer splash screen is displayed.

Click Continue... on the Installer splash screen.
The welcome dialog box is displayed.

This box provides some basic information on Tango, such as serialization,
Tango log protection, Tango support, and more. You can read it now or wait
until Tango is installed and read the Read Me file in the Tango folder.
Click Continue.
The main Install window is displayed.

To change the desired disk for installation, click Switch Disk.
You can also choose from the Install Location pop-up menu to specify a folder
for the installation.
If this is a first-time installation of Tango, choose Easy Install from
the pop-up menu at the top left corner of the window.
Click here to move to the next applicable step.
If you already have Tango installed, there are just a few components
that must be installed to use Bolero. Choose Custom Install from the pop-up
menu at the top left corner of the window.
Choose Select Folder from the Install Location pop-up menu.
The Select Folder window is displayed.

Click on the Tango folder.
Click Select.
The Tango folder is now the default install location.


Click on the check-box beside Bolero WEB (you will have to scroll down to
find Bolero WEB).
Click Install.
This warning dialog box is displayed.

Click Continue.
After the installation is complete, the following dialog box is displayed.

Click Quit to leave the installer, or click Continue to perform additional
installations.
If this was a first­p;time Tango installation, move the installed Tango
folder to the same folder as the WebSTAR server application.
Ensure that the Butler SQL application is running.
If you are running Butler SQL on a machine other than the WebSTAR server,
you must turn program linking on in the Butler SQL server's Sharing Setup
control panel and enable program linking for guests in the Users & Groups
control panel.
Select Sharing Setup from the Control Panels folder.
The Sharing Setup control panel is displayed.

Click Start in the Program Linking section.
If you do not want to allow guests to program link to your machine, see
the Butler Administrator's Guide for information on setting up a TCP/IP
connection.
To enable program linking for guests, click Start in the File Sharing
section.
If you do not want to allow guests to program link to your machine, see
the Butler User's Guide for information on setting up a TCP/IP connection.
Within the Finder, open the Tango folder that you just installed.
Double click the DAM Tools folder.
The DAM Tools window is displayed.

Double click the ButlerHosts folder.
The ButlerHosts window is displayed.

Double click the ButlerHosts application.
The ButlerHosts Data window is displayed.

Double click Bolero.
The Bolero host window is displayed.

Here, you are configuring a host named Bolero to connect to Butler SQL.
Click Configure.
In the resulting box, choose the Butler SQL server you will be connecting
to.
Click OK.
Quit ButlerHosts.
Launch WebSTAR.
You have now installed Tango and have also set up a connection to the Butler
SQL server. After Bolero has been installed and launched, Tango will serve
the online Bolero reports. You can also use Tango to create your own query
documents.
Continue the installation with Stage 3-Installing
Bolero.
Click here to return to the main Installing and
Setting Up page.