This article is for:
- Installing ShortPoint SPFx SharePoint 2019 Server
- Making SharePoint 2019 Server ready to host SharePoint Apps and Add-Ons.
- Subscription Settings (PART 1) and App Management (PART 2) Service applications are required to have App Catalog on your 2019 On-premise farm.
PART 1: Configure Subscription Settings Service Application
Step 1: Go to Central Administration
Open SharePoint 2019 Central Administration
From your SharePoint Server 2019 farm, open SharePoint 2019 Central Administration
Step 2: Go to Manage Services in Farm
From System Settings page, click on Manage Services in this farm
Step 3: Enable Auto provision for Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Subscription Settings Service
Click on Enable Auto Provision for Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Subscription Settings Service
Step 4: Open SharePoint Management Shell
Open SharePoint 2019 Management Shell
Step 5: Create Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Subscription Settings Service using PowerShell
Run following command in PowerShell
$sa = New-SPSubscriptionSettingsServiceApplication -ApplicationPool 'SharePoint Web Services Default' -Name 'Subscriptions Settings Service Application' -DatabaseName 'Subscription'
New-SPSubscriptionSettingsServiceApplicationProxy -ServiceApplication $sa
At the end of the two commands above, you should see the server DisplayName, TypeName, ID in table format.
Step 6: Verification
Once done with the above steps, you should see your SharePoint Foundation Subscription Settings Service and proxy created in Service Applications
Go to Manage service applications
You should see the Subscription Settings Service Application and Subscription Settings Service Application Proxy
You are done with the Subscription Settings Service Application! Now let's proceed with part 2 and configure the app management service application.
PART 2: Configure App Management Service Application
Step 1: Go to Central Administration
Open the SharePoint 2019 Central Administration
From your SharePoint Server 2019 farm, open SharePoint 2019 Central Administration
Step 2: Go to Manage service applications
Step 3: Add new App Management Service
Click on New -> App Management Service
Type a name for the service application in the Service Application Name box.
Under Application Pool, choose SharePoint Web Services Default from the Use existing application pool list.
Step 4: Verification
Once it is created, you should see App Management Service and its proxy created in Manage Service Page
You are done with App Management Service Application!