Emaze Recruiter: Installation

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Copyright and License Agreement:
Emaze Recruiter is the sole property of Emaze Software Corporation. This license entitles you to install Emaze Recruiter one time on a single server. Additional installations cost 50% of the normal price. (Discounts are given for multiple installations. Please contact us at sales@emaze.com for more information.) You do not have permission to resell or distribute Emaze Recruiter in whole or in part, without the permission written approval of Emaze Software.

Installation

Upgrade

To upgrade from the trial or standard version of Emaze Recruiter, replace all of the .cfm files in the EmazeRecruiter/ and all of the files in the EmazeRecruiter/program directories.

Clean

1. Create a directory for Emaze Recruiter in your webserver's public directory. This can be named EmazeRecruiter or whatever you wish. For the sake of convenience, we assume you named it EmazeRecruiter.

2. Copy all of the files and subdirectories within the EmazeRecruiter directory to the directory you just created on your webserver. For a complete list of directories and files, see files.html. The HTML files in the EmazeRecruiter directory do not need to be on the server. The database file (.mdb) needs to go in a separate directory.

3. If you are using Microsoft Access 97, copy the database template, emazerecruiter.mdb, to your webserver. The database can be anywhere you choose. It does not need to be within the EmazeRecruiter directory. Rather, it should be outside of your public directory. You are welcome to rename the file to anything you want.

   If you do not have Microsoft Access 97, you may use any SQL database. Just create a blank database file. After initializing Emaze Recruiter and setting up the Cold Fusion datasource, you will need to run the createdb.cfm script to set up the database. We also provide the database specification in database.html, which lists the tables, fields, field types, and initial data.

4. Log into the Cold Fusion Administrator and add the emazerecruiter.mdb database to the list of Cold Fusion datasources. You may name the datasource anything you want. Be sure to check that the datasource is working properly.

5. To initialize Emaze Recruiter, point your browser to: http://www.yourdomain.com/EmazeRecruiter/initialize.cfm . Fill in the appropriate fields and submit the form to initialize Emaze Recruiter.

6. If using a database other than Access, run the createdb.cfm script to set up the database. Point your browser to: http://www.yourdomain.com/EmazeRecruiter/createdb.cfm.

7. The following files should be deleted from the EmazeRecruiter directory on your server since they are not needed and are potential security risks. You should keep each file on your own computer.
   • createdb.cfm
   • initialize.cfm
   • All HTML files

8. To log into Emaze Recruiter, point your browser to http://www.yourdomain.com/EmazeRecruiter/index.cfm.

      username: master
      password: emaze

   We strongly recommend you at least change the password after logging in. Just click on the Edit User Info button.

9. Point your applicants to http://www.yourdomain.com/EmazeRecruiter/jobs.cfm . This is the entry screen for your job postings.

For an overview of how Emaze Recruiter works, please see help.html. The help file also contains instructions on what to do upon initializing Emaze Recruiter.

For details on the Emaze Recruiter code base, including the purpose of each file, please see code.html

Thanks again for purchasing Emaze Recruiter. We appreciate your support!