Installed file structure
The following subsections describe the installed file
structure of
the adapter on a UNIX or Windows system.
Note:
Unless otherwise indicated, the remaining sections
in this chapter apply to both UNIX and Windows installations of
the adapter.
Installed file structure on a UNIX system
Table 2 describes the UNIX
file structure used by the adapter.
Table 2. Installed UNIX file structure for the connector
Subdirectory of ProductDir |
Description |
connectors/OracleApps |
Contains the connector CWOracleApps.jar and the start_OracleApps.sh
files.
The start_Oracle Applications.sh file is a system startup script for
the connector. It is called from the generic connector manager script.
When you click Install from Connector Configurator (WebSphere MQ
Integrator Broker as the integration broker) or the Connector Configuration
screen of System Manager (WebSphere InterChange Server as the integration
broker), the installer creates a customized wrapper for this connector
manager script.
When the connector works with WebSphere InterChange Server, use
this customized wrapper to start and stop the connector.
When the connector works with WebSphere MQ Integrator Broker,
use this customized wrapper only to start the connector. Use the mqsiremotestopadapter command to stop the connector. |
connectors/OracleApps/dependencies |
Contains the SQL scripts that create the event,
archive, and unique identifier tables. |
ODA/OracleApps |
Contains the ODA jar file OracleAppsODA.jar and
the start_OracleAppsODA.bat files. |
connectors/messages |
Contains the message file OracleAppsConnector.txt,
as well as the OracleAppsConnector_ll_TT.txt
files (message files specific to a language (ll)
and a country or territory (TT)). |
/lib |
Contains the WBIA. jar file. |
/bin |
Contains the CWConnEnv.sh file. |
After you have installed the connector, you must use the Connector
Configuration Tool to generate the customized connector wrapper
(connector_manager_Oracle Applications) required to start the connector. Refer to the System Installation
Guide for UNIX or the IBM WebSphere Business Integration Adapters Implementation Guide for WebSphere MQ Integrator Broker for
more information.
For more information on installing the connector component, refer
to one of the following guides, depending on the integration broker
you are using:
- System Installation Guide for UNIX (when
WebSphere InterChange Server is used as the integration broker)
- IBM WebSphere Business Integration Adapters Implementation Guide for WebSphere MQ Integrator Broker (when
WebSphere MQ Integrator Broker is used as the integration broker).
Installed file structure on a Windows system
Table 3 describes the Windows
file structure used by the connector.
Table 3. Installed Windows file structure for the adapter
Subdirectory of ProductDir |
Description |
connectors\OracleApps |
Contains the connector CWOracleApps.jar and the start_OracleApps.bat
files. |
connectors\OracleApps\dependencies |
Contains the SQL scripts that create the event,
archive, and unique identifier tables. |
ODA\OracleApps |
Contains the ODA jar file OracleAppsODA.jar and
the start_OracleAppsODA.bat file. |
connectors\messages |
Contains the message file OracleAppsConnector.txt,
as well as the OracleAppsConnector_ll_TT.txt
files (message files specific to a language (ll)
and a country or territory (TT)) |
\lib |
Contains the WBIA. jar file. |
\bin |
Contains the CWConnEnv.bat file. |
Installer adds an icon for the connector file to the IBM WebSphere
Business Integration Adapters menu. For a fast way to start the
connector, create a shortcut to this file on the desktop.
For more information on installing the connector component, refer
to one of the following guides, depending on the integration broker
you are using:
- System Installation Guide for Windows (when
WebSphere InterChange Server is used as the integration broker)
- IBM WebSphere Business Integration Adapters Implementation Guide for WebSphere MQ Integrator Broker (when
WebSphere MQ Integrator Broker is used as the integration broker).
