Kbase 17582: Apptivity on SUN Solaris - configuration
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
5/10/1998 |
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Apptivity on SUN Solaris - configuration
Below are steps on how to set up Apptivity to run on Sun Solaris.
To Setup your environment on Solaris, please follow the below referred
steps:
1. Install the JDK 1.1 for Solaris from this web site:
http://www.javasoft.com/products/jdk/1.1/index.html
This will give you all the instructions on installing the JDK.
Download the Solaris version.
2. If you have NFS installed on your network, then you could just
copy the needed directories from your Apptivity 2.0 directory to your
unix box. Otherwise you can ftp the files over but it could be a good
idea to use jar to compress them first. On the unix host you have to
setup a directory structure and copy the needed files under this
directory. Here is a little example:
Under:
/usr/Apptivity20
/progress
etscape
/com
/jdbc
Your java environment could be installed under:
/usr/java
3. Set your PATH and CLASSPATH environment variables
Example:
setenv CLASSPATH .:/usr/java/lib/classes.zip:/usr/Apptivity20
setenv PATH /usr/java/bin
or you could do an export of CLASSPATH & PATH.
4. After the above steps, you should be able to start the server by
using:
java progress.apptivity.server.abConnectionMgr (in the Apptivity20
directory)
The monitor should be started using:
java progress.apptivity.monitor.Monitor
The Server manager should be started using:
java progress.apptivity.imanager.Manager
Please make sure you have the:
1. ODBC-JDBC bridge installed on your Unix Machine.
2. ODBC Drivers.
3. Database Server Started
(Test for ODBC connectivity before using the Apptivity server)
4. JDBC Installed.
(If you have installed JDK 1.1, JDBC would be a part of JDK 1.1)
FAQ's, Tips etc., for installing the JDK are available on the
Javasoft Web site.
NBI: 29th Jan 98
TBO: 29th Jan 98
PES: 23th Feb 98
Progress Software Technical Support Note # 17582