This section contains information about installing and configuring software
that is not delivered with WebSphere Business Integration Adapters and does
not necessarily have its own documentation. You will be directed to
perform these tasks by other sections of this guide when necessary.
If you are installing on a UNIX computer, but are using a Windows computer
to connect to the UNIX computer then do the following to configure the
environment for X emulation:
- Determine the IP address of the Windows computer that
you are using to connect to the UNIX computer.
You can execute the ipconfig command at the Windows command line
interface to display the IP address of the Windows computer.
- Set the DISPLAY environment variable on the UNIX computer to
the IP address determined in step 1.
You must be sure to follow the IP address with a colon and the identifier
for the monitor or display on the Windows client computer. If the
Windows client computer only has a single monitor then the display value is
0.0.
The following example shows the DISPLAY environment variable
being set to the single monitor on a Windows computer whose IP address is
9.26.244.30:
DISPLAY=9.26.244.30:0.0
- Export the DISPLAY environment variable on the UNIX computer by
executing the following command:
export DISPLAY
- Start the X emulation client on the Windows computer and connect to the
UNIX computer.
The IBM Java Development Kit (JDK) for all supported platforms (Windows,
Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, and Linux) is shipped on a single CD.
Do the following to launch the IBM Java Development Kit installer:
- Insert the SDK product CD and do one of the following:
- On AIX:
Insert the product CD into the CD drive of the AIX computer and execute the
following command to mount the CD:
mount -V cdrfs -o ro /dev/cd0 /cdrom
- On Windows:
Insert your product CD into the CD drive of the Windows computer.
Double-click the CD drive.
- On Solaris:
Insert the product CD into the CD drive of the Solaris computer and execute
the following command to mount the CD:
mount -r -F hsfs /dev/sr0 /cdrom
- On HP-UX:
Insert the product CD into the CD drive of the HP-UX computer and execute
the following command to mount the CD:
- Execute the following commands to start the PFS mounting daemon:
/usr/sbin/pfs_mountd &
/usr/sbin/pfsd &
- Add a line such as the following to the
etc/pfs_fstab file:
/dev/dsk/cdrom_device /mount_point pfs-iso9660
xlat=unix 0 0
where cdrom_device is the identifier for the CD-ROM disk device
(such as c3t2d0) and /mount_point is the
desired mount point through which you want to access the CD (such as
/cdrom).
- Execute the following command to mount the CD:
mount /mount_point
where /mount_point is the mount point you specified
in step b.
- On Linux:
Insert the product CD into the CD drive of the Linux computer and execute
the following commands:
- On SuSE click the CD-ROM desktop icon. This opens a browser window
(Konqueror browser) displaying the content of the CD.
- On Red Hat, the CD desktop icon will appear (on the desktop) when the CD
is inserted. Double click the CD icon. This opens a file browser
(Nautilus) displaying the contents of the CD.
- Launch one of the following operating-system-specific files:
- setupwin32.exe -- Windows
- setupAIX.bin -- AIX
- setupsolarisSparc.bin-- Solaris
- setupHP.bin -- HP-UX
- setupLinux.bin -- Linux
- Double-click the setup file for your computer operating system.
This launches the Installer.
- At the language selection prompt, choose the desired language from the
drop-down menu and click OK.
- At the Welcome screen click Next.
- At the Software License Acceptance screen, read the terms and if you
agree, click the radio button next to I accept the terms in the license
agreement and then click Next.
- At the installation directory screen, either accept the default path or
perform one of the following tasks, then click Next when
done:
- Click Browse and select a directory to install the JDK, then
click OK
- Click Browse, type the target directory in the Path
field, then click OK
- At the summary screen, review the components you have elected to install
and the target directory and click Next. Otherwise, click
Back and re-select the target installation directory or
software.
- At the Setup Complete screen click Finish. The following
files are installed:
Table 9.
IBM JDK installed files by platform
Platform
| File installed
|
Windows
| ibm-java2-sdk-142.exe
|
AIX
| Java14[1].sdk.tar.gz
|
Solaris
| Solaris_j2sdk_1[1].4.2_04_sparc_27-June-2004_ibm_SS3.tar.Z
|
HP
| HP_j2sdk_1[1].4.2_03_hpux_27-June-2004_ibm_SS3.tar.Z
|
Linux
| IBMJava2-SDK-142.tgz
|
- Do the following to install the IBM JDK:
- On Windows:
Run the ibm-java2-sdk-142.exe file.
- On AIX:
Log in as root and type smitty install from the command
line. Follow the prompt to install AIX JDK.
- On Solaris, HP, and Linux:
Unzip the installed file (see Table 9) by entering uncompress <file
name> or gunzip <file
name> and then un tar the tar file by entering tar
-xvf. <xxx.tar>.
- Verify that the correct version of JDK was installed. For example,
on Windows, enter at the command line <JDK install
location>/bin/java -version. The standard output should
indicate version 1.4.2.
