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Conference tpsys::tuxedo

Title:	Welcome to TUXEDO

Moderator:	MICROW::HERRLICH

Created:	Wed Dec 07 1994
Last Modified:	Wed May 21 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	153
Total number of notes:	421

145.0. "Jolt for TUXEDO -- Limited Availability" by DELNI::CPARKER () Mon Mar 10 1997 17:05

Jolt for TUXEDO 6.2 for Digital UNIX V4 is now available on
the TUXEDO ftp site -- CELL.  See previous note on TUXEDO 6.2.

The ftp includes the Jolt kit, Jolt documentation, and a readme.

BEA Jolt is a JAVA-based interface that extends TUXEDO capabilities
to operate over the Internet.  Capababilities include:

o	Java applets running in an appletviewer
o	Java enabled Web browser applets
o	Stand-alone Java programs

See documentation for more info.

THE KIT ON FTP MAY BE USED FOR INTERNAT PURPOSES ONLY -- DO NOT
PROTOTYPE WITH THIS KIT OR DO ANY CUSTOMER EVENTS.  AT THIS MOMENT,
WE ARE ONLY AUTHOURIZED TO USE THIS KIT FOR THE HARTFORD, AS PROTO EFFORT 
IN
CONNECTICUT, USA.

KIT CONTAINS A TOKEN; IS READY TO USE FOR INTERNAL TRAINING/FAMILARIZATION.

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145.1 Installation hints for Jolt PLACEK::STEFANOWICZ Tue Mar 25 1997 11:59 74

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145.1	Installation hints for Jolt	PLACEK::STEFANOWICZ		`Tue Mar 25 1997 11:59`	74
	Some installation hints for Jolt on Digital UNIX 4.0 from our internal kit. Seems not quite easy, but this is what we experienced. Probably, if the kit was original, installation would be much easier. NOTE: ws.Z seems to be not necessary to install BEA Jolt 1) copy wsc.Z & joltdoc.Z files from cell.lkg.dec.com to temporary directory and cd there 2) decompress files: $> uncompress joltdoc $> uncompress wsc NOTE: this files must have an .Z (uppercase) extension 3) unarchive: $> mv joltdoc joltdocv becose archive joltdoc include joltdoc directory you must rename archive joltdoc to another one $> cpio -id < joltdocv $> cpio -id < wsc now you have following subdirectories: bin - 'dummy' for TUXEDO client - for JAVA classes joltdoc - html documentation lib - 'dummy' lib for TUXEDO locale - localization directory misc - example jrepostiory udataobj - 'dummy' for TUXEDO 4) for any sake, set ownership and protection for directories and files: $> chown -R {TUXEDO manager username}:{TUXEDO manager group} bin $> chown -R {TUXEDO manager username}:{TUXEDO manager group} lib $> chown -R {TUXEDO manager username}:{TUXEDO manager group} udataobj $> chown -R {WEB Server username}:{WEB Server group} client $> chown -R {username}:{group} joltdoc where username is username, where do you want to install jolt documantation and group its group 5) copy files from 'dummy' Tuxedo subdirectories to destination directories: $> cp bin/* $(TUXDIR)/bin $> cp lib/* $(TUXDIR)/lib $> cp udataobj/* $(TUXDIR)/udataobj copy BEA Jolt Java classes: $> cp -R client/classes/* JavaClassesDirectory copy BEA Jotl Ediotr Repository RE.html to diretory accesiable from your web server: $> cp client/RE.html WEBServerDocRootDirectory copy BEA BNAKAPP sample Atm.html to diretory accesiable from your web server: $> cp client/Atm.html WEBServerDocRootDirectory copy jolt documantation: $> cp joltdoc/* JoltDocDestinationDirectory 6) change CODEBASE in RE.html and Atm.html 7) read jolt html documentation Chapter 2 section "Configuration" and update your ubbconfig (first try to do this with simpleapp) 8) compile and boot your TUXEDO/Jolt application 9) following jolt documantation to Jolt your application Have fun, Artur

Some installation hints for Jolt on Digital UNIX 4.0 
from our internal kit. Seems not quite easy, but this is what we
experienced. Probably, if the kit was original, installation would
be much easier.

NOTE: ws.Z seems to be not necessary to install BEA Jolt

	1) copy wsc.Z & joltdoc.Z files from cell.lkg.dec.com to temporary 
           directory and cd there

	2) decompress files:
	   $> uncompress joltdoc
	   $> uncompress wsc
	   NOTE: this files must have an .Z (uppercase) extension

	3) unarchive:
	   $> mv joltdoc joltdocv
		becose archive joltdoc include joltdoc directory you must 
		rename archive joltdoc to another one
	   $> cpio -id < joltdocv
	   $> cpio -id < wsc
	   
	   now you have following subdirectories:
	   bin - 'dummy' for TUXEDO
	   client - for JAVA classes
	   joltdoc - html documentation 
	   lib - 'dummy' lib for TUXEDO
	   locale - localization directory
	   misc - example jrepostiory
	   udataobj - 'dummy' for TUXEDO

	4) for any sake, set ownership and protection for directories and files:
	   $> chown -R {TUXEDO manager username}:{TUXEDO manager group} bin  
	   $> chown -R {TUXEDO manager username}:{TUXEDO manager group} lib  
	   $> chown -R {TUXEDO manager username}:{TUXEDO manager group} udataobj  
	   $> chown -R {WEB Server username}:{WEB Server group} client

	   $> chown -R {username}:{group} joltdoc  
		where username is username, where do you want to install jolt documantation
		and group its group

	5) copy files from 'dummy' Tuxedo subdirectories to destination 
	   directories:
	   $> cp bin/* $(TUXDIR)/bin
	   $> cp lib/* $(TUXDIR)/lib
	   $> cp udataobj/* $(TUXDIR)/udataobj
	
	   copy BEA Jolt Java classes:
	   $> cp -R client/classes/* JavaClassesDirectory


	   copy BEA Jotl Ediotr Repository RE.html to diretory accesiable from your 
	   web server:
	   $> cp client/RE.html WEBServerDocRootDirectory
	    
	   copy BEA BNAKAPP sample Atm.html to diretory accesiable from your 
	   web server:
	   $> cp client/Atm.html WEBServerDocRootDirectory

	   copy jolt documantation:
	   $> cp joltdoc/* JoltDocDestinationDirectory
	
	6) change CODEBASE in RE.html and Atm.html

	7) read jolt html documentation Chapter 2 section "Configuration" and update 
	   your ubbconfig (first try to do this with simpleapp)

	8) compile and boot your TUXEDO/Jolt application

	9) following jolt documantation to Jolt your application

Have fun,
Artur