Configuration using SharePoint Powershell

  1. Open  SharePoint 2010 Management Shell (Start -> All Programs -> Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Products -> SharePoint 2010 Management Shell)
  2. Run command Start-SPServiceInstance 7a3b057c-39f0-4a9c-b53f-25b6d0491b68
  3. Create a new SharePoint Service Application Pool if you want the new service application to run under a separate application pool by running the following command:

 New-SPServiceApplicationPool -Name ApplicationPoolName -Account domain\user

 (replace ApplicationPoolName with the desired application pool name and domain\user with the domain user that will be the application pool identity)

  1. Create a new JChem Service Application by running the New-JChemServiceApplication cmdlet.

 E.g. Get-SPServiceApplicationPool ApplicationPoolName | New-JChemServiceApplication -Name JChem

 (replace ApplicationPoolName with the name entered at step 3 or with the name of an existing application pool)

  1. Create the JChem Service Application Proxy that will connect to the newly created service application

 E.g. Get-JChemServiceApplication JChem | New-JChemServiceApplicationProxy -Name JChemProxy

 (replace JChem with the name of the service application from step 4)

  1. Configure the JChem Service Application database

 E.g. Get-JChemServiceApplication JChem | Set-JChemServiceApplication -DatabaseServer dbserver -DatabaseName dbname

  • replace JChem with the name of the  JChem Service Application from step 4
  • replace dbserver with the SQL server instance name where the database will be created or was previously created
  • replace dbname withe the name of the database that will be created or the the name of an existing database

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