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| =====Install===== | =====Install===== | ||
| - | Step 1. Download Pentaho Data Integration from Sourceforge | + | ====Step 1. Download Pentaho Data Integration from Sourceforge==== |
| You can download the files from this link: | You can download the files from this link: | ||
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| - | Step 2. Install Java 8 | + | ====Step 2. Install Java 8==== |
| To run Pentaho Data Integration on Ubuntu, Java 8 is required. Higher versions of Java like 9 or 11 will cause this | To run Pentaho Data Integration on Ubuntu, Java 8 is required. Higher versions of Java like 9 or 11 will cause this | ||
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| To confirm you have Java installed, type | To confirm you have Java installed, type | ||
| java -version | java -version | ||
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| + | ====Step 3: Open the Pentaho Data Integration App==== | ||
| + | Now that Java 8 is installed, we can run the Pentaho Data Integration app. | ||
| + | In your terminal, change directories to the folder you extracted the sourceforge files to. | ||
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| + | Extract files to a folder on your desktop called “pentaho” so your terminal looks like: | ||
| + | To run spoon.sh, type | ||
| + | ./spoon.sh | ||
| + | in your terminal. That will begin the process of starting the app. | ||
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| + | =====Maria db jar file===== | ||
| + | https:// | ||
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