5.1.3 Post-installation procedure

After you have installed the EADS server, perform the tasks described below as the root user (superuser).

Organization of this subsection

(1) Checking the directory configuration

After you have installed the EADS server, check the EADS server's directory configuration.

Figure 5‒1: EADS server's directory configuration

The following table explains the EADS server's directory configuration shown in the figure:

Directory	Description
`/opt/hitachi/xeads/server/`	EADS server installation directory
`lib`	Stores the library files used for running the EADS server. The library files cannot be edited.
`sample`	Stores sample programs for the user functions that can be executed with the `eztool` `execfunc` command.
`servers`	Where the EADS server's management directory^# is placed.
`template`	A template for the management directory^#
`bin`	Stores the commands used to run the EADS server. The commands cannot be edited.
`conf`	Stores the following property files: Server property file Cluster property file Shared property file Command property file Cache property file
`app`	Stores function property files and `jar` files (user functions).
`lib`	Stores library files used in executing user functions.
`logs`	Output destination (default) of log files
`maintenance`	Output destination (default) of maintenance log files (used by the system)
`stats`	Output destination (default) of statistics files
`store`	Output destinations (defaults) for store data files, cache information files, and cache index files.
`/opt/hitachi/xeads/javaclient/`	EADS client (Java) installation directory
`conf`	Stores the client property file.
`lib`	Stores the library files.
`/opt/hitachi/xeads/PSB`	Directory for storing the JDK used by EADS.
`jdk`	JDK installation directory

#: The management directory is used to run the EADS server. Such items as the property files required for running the EADS server and the logs that are output during operation are stored in the management directory.

Important note: Do not change the directories and file owners, groups, and permissions that are created when EADS is installed. Store user-specific files only under the management directory. If these restrictions are not observed, EADS might not run correctly.