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One-click Deployment
One-click deployment allows you to deploy Workflow to users without running a client installation on their computers. It also provides the ability for a client to update itself when the server is upgraded.
Configure security certificates for a click-once client
For a click-once client, use this procedure to install certificates using the certificate authority generated by the Workflow server installation.

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Get Started
- Get Started Guide
  - Installation Requirements
  - Pre-Installation Consideration
  - Installation Procedures
    - Install a single application server and client
      The following information guides you through the full installation process of the application server and client.
    - Install a remote client
      This information guides you through the process of installing a remote client on a different machine than the application server.
    - Configure multiple servers on a single machine
      After installing application server, you can configure a multiple server environment onto a single machine. This procedure demonstrates how to create two additional server instances; however, you can create as many instances as you require.
    - Revert multiple servers on a single machine back to a single server
      After configuring multiple servers on a single machine, you can return to your original single server environment.
    - Multiple Server Installation
    - One-click Deployment
      One-click deployment allows you to deploy Workflow to users without running a client installation on their computers. It also provides the ability for a client to update itself when the server is upgraded.
      - Configure security certificates for a click-once client
        For a click-once client, use this procedure to install certificates using the certificate authority generated by the Workflow server installation.
      - Display the host server name in the Proficy client for a one-click client
        By default, the server name is displayed in the client, next to the server state icon. However, if you want to display a more meaningful name for your server, you can configure an alias so that the alias is displayed in the client rather than the actual server name.
    - Command-line (Silent) Installation
      You can install the server, client, or hosts using command line parameters. You can also use this method to install multiple servers, ensuring that the same configuration data is used in all instances.
    - Uninstall Workflow
      The following topic guides you though the process of removing Workflow software from your system.
  - Server Clustering Implementation
  - Deploy the Web Task List
  - Log On Overview
  - Post-Installation Configuration
  - Upgrade Workflow
  - Install a Reporting Database
  - Terminal Server
  - ActiveX Task Controls
  - Workflow Task Client
  - Installation Security

Configure security certificates for a click-once client

For a click-once client, use this procedure to install certificates using the certificate authority generated by the Workflow server installation.

About this task

Note: Support for one-click installation of Workflow will be discontinued in a future release of the software. The client installation should be used when one-click installation is discontinued.

Procedure

In the Workflow installation directory, go to the following folder to find the required certificate files: <installdir>\Program Files\Proficy\Proficy Workflow\Certificates\Export.
Copy the following certificate files to your click-once computer:
- ProficySelfSignedCA.pfx
- ProficySTS.pfx
For a click-once client running on Windows, run mmc.exe.
From the Console window, go to the File menu, and then select Add/Remove Snap-in.
The Add or Remove Snap-ins dialog box appears. In Available Snap-ins, double-click Certificates.
In Available Snap-ins, double-click Certificates.
The Certificates snap-in dialog box appears.
Select Computer account, click Next, select Local computer, and then click Finish.
Click OK.
From Certificates (Local Computer), expand Trusted Root Certification Authorities\Certificates, and then add ProficySelfSignedCA.pfx.
From Certificates (Local Computer), expand Personal\Certificates, and then add ProficySTS.pfx.