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Deploying Trillium V13 Templates
Use the following procedure to deploy Trillium pre-configured templates.
For information about creating a cleansing project, see Creating a Cleansing Project in Trillium. For information about creating a matching project, see Creating a Matching Project in Trillium.
1. In Trillium Control Center, right-click the Develop tab. Click Import Project.
2. Import the B2B/B2C template as follows:
a. In New project name, enter the input name.
b. Click Browse, and navigate to the B2B/B2C template folder. Select the .prj file and click Import.
c. Click OK to confirm the import.
d. In the Schedule Job screen, click Run Now.
3. Click the Display background tasks icon to monitor the status of the job.
4. After the state changes to Completed, do the following:
a. Click the Refresh icon to view the imported project in Project Explorer.
b. Expand the project and processes.
c. Right-click directorSDK Initial Transformer and select Run.
d. Select Use Pipes to execute the process.
5. Repeat the step 4 for the data router (connector).
a. To include dependent projects, select Include dependent processes and click Run.
b. Select Use Pipes and execute the process.
After processes execute successfully, they are displayed with corresponding icons in the Process Name list.
6. Configure the deployment settings.
a. In the Deploy tab, right-click the project name.
b. Click Deploy to Real Time to view Real-Time Deployment Manager.
c. Input the following values:
Field
Value
Target Project Directory
Specify the file location in which to deploy the files that Director System Manager uses to start specific services.
Software (bin) Directory
Specify the Trillium Software bin directory. The default Trillium directory is c:\program files\trillium software\tsquality\13\software\bin.
Default Server Tables Base Directory
Specify the Trillium table directory. The default location is c:\program files\trillium software\tsquality\13\tables.
d. Click Edit and Generate Project and OK.
e. Right-click us Relationship Linker and select Exclude.
f. Define Matching Routing Field as COUNTRY:00001.
g. Click Generate the Files for Deployment and OK.
h. Click OK to close the Project Deployment Form window.
7. Select Check for Errors to ensure successful completion.
8. Select Target Host Name and click Deploy Marked Targets.
9. Click on OK. This session can be saved when the Real-Time Project Deployment Manager window is closed.
10. Open the DIRMatcher.xml file located in the <Target Project Directory> settings directory and remove the following tags:
<TEST FIELD="COUNTRY:00001">
<CONDITION VALUE="US">
The original contents of the DIRMatcher.xml file are as follows:
<TRILLIUMUCA
 UCATRACE="" REPOSITORY_MODE="lean" OPEN_MODE="standard"
 RUN_MODE="turbo" REPOSITORY_SIZE="10000">
  <TEST FIELD="COUNTRY:00001">
   <CONDITION VALUE="US">
     <RELLINK NAME="us Reference Matcher_25" ENABLED="y" TRACE="">
      <SETTINGSFILE>
        $(PROJDIR)\settings\e1305_rellinkref_p25.stx
      </SETTINGSFILE>
      <LOGFILE>$(PROJDIR)\logs\e1305_rellinkref_p25.log</LOGFILE>
     </RELLINK>
   </CONDITION>
  </TEST>
</TRILLIUMUCA>
After the tags are removed, the DIRMatcher.xml file should resemble the following:
<TRILLIUMUCA
 UCATRACE="" REPOSITORY_MODE="lean" OPEN_MODE="standard"
 RUN_MODE="turbo" REPOSITORY_SIZE="10000">
   <!-- removed TEST and CONDITION VALUE tags-->
   <RELLINK NAME="us Reference Matcher_25" ENABLED="y" TRACE="">
     <SETTINGSFILE>
       $(PROJDIR)\settings\e1305_rellinkref_p25.stx
     </SETTINGSFILE>
     <LOGFILE>$(PROJDIR)\logs\e1305_rellinkref_p25.log</LOGFILE>
   </RELLINK>
   <!-- removed closing tags of CONDITION and TEST>
</TRILLIUMUCA>
11. Save the file.
After deploying Trillium v13 templates, create cleanser and matcher services. See Creating the Cleanser Service in Trillium and Creating a Matcher Service in Trillium.

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