title=Bugzero Bug Tracking System

title0=Introduction
title1=Database System
title2=Database Information
title3=JDBC Driver
title4=Creating Tables
title5=Mail Account
title6=Servlet Engine
title7=Setup Completed

text0=This is going to guide you through the Bugzero system configuration and set up. You should have the database, the mail server, and the servlet engine information at hand. In particular, you should have created a database user account and probably an empty database for Bugzero.\n\nIf you are upgrading from an existing installation, please read the upgrade.txt first.\n\nClick the 'Next' button to proceed to the next screen. If you want to change something on a previous screen, click the 'Previous' button.
text1=Bugzero requires a backend database to store bug reports as well as projects and user accounts. Please select the database system you plan to use for Bugzero. If you use MS SQL Server 7 and do not have a jdbc driver for it, you can select 'Microsoft Access 97/2000' here and configure a DSN to connect to your SQL server. You can also use an alternative jdbc driver by modifying the db.properties file before launching this setup program.
text2=Please provide the database information below. You should have already created the database. The username and password are for the pre-existing database user account. The hostname is in the format of machinename.domain.com, but 'localhost' is allowed. You do not need fill in the port number unless the default number is not used for your database server. In the case an alternative jdbc driver is used, the database field should have the entire url string including the hostname.
text_access=Please provide the Access database information below. You should have created a System DSN (data source name) for the database (on local drive). If this DSN has no username and password, then leave these two fields empty.
text_pointbase=Please provide the PointBase database information below. The username are password are for the pre-exist database user account.
text3=No suitable JDBC driver has been included in the Bugzero package for the database system you have selected. You must provide a JDBC driver below.\n\nFor Microsoft SQL Server 2000 JDBC driver, there are 3 jar files. Please select the folder where these jars reside. Otherwise, please select the driver file.
text4=We are now going to test the database connection based on the information you have provided. It will also create tables and the Bugzero administrator user account (admin).\n\nIf you have gone through this step before and haven't changed the database, you must skip creating tables. Otherwise, please enter a new password for the Bugzero user 'admin'. This password is not related to the database, the OS, or anything else.
text5=For email notification, you need provide the mail account information below. This is however optional and you can do it later in the file mail.properties.
text6=Bugzero is deployed on a Servlet engine. Please select a servlet engine below.
text7=Bugzero system configuration has now been completed.
text_deployed=It seems you are running setup from a deployed Bugzero (see note below). Please restart your servlet engine or re-deploy bugzero.
text_not_deployed=You can now deploy Bugzero to your servlet container (see instructions below).
text_login=After that, you can launch a browser, and go to http://localhost:port/bugzero/ to login. (replace port with the actual port number of your servlet engine, and localhost of the proper url)
