6.1.1 Post-installation procedures
Perform the tasks described in the following subsections after you have installed an EADS client.
- Organization of this subsection
(1) Checking the directory configuration
After you have installed the EADS client, check the EADS client's directory configuration.
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![[Figure]](GRAPHICS/ZU060110.GIF)
The following table explains the EADS client's directory configuration shown in the figure:
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Directory |
Description |
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any-directory/javaclient/ |
Directory to which the EADS client (Java) is copied |
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conf |
Stores the client property file. |
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lib |
Stores the library files. |
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/opt/hitachi/xeads/cclient/ |
EADS client (C) installation directory. |
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conf |
Stores the client property file. |
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include |
Stores the header files. |
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lib32 |
Stores 32-bit edition of library files. |
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lib64 |
Stores 64-bit edition of library files. |
- Important note
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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.
(2) Specifying the libraries
Specify the libraries.
(a) Java
Specify the following libraries in the class path:
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/opt/hitachi/xeads/javaclient/lib/eads-client.jar
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/opt/hitachi/xeads/javaclient/lib/eads-common.jar
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/opt/hitachi/xeads/javaclient/lib/hntrlib2-eads-j.jar
If you run the EADS client on a Java EE server (uCosminexus Application Server), you must include the following libraries in the application program (WAR file (WEB-INF/lib directory)) On a Java EE server, you can use Servlet or JSP.
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/opt/hitachi/xeads/javaclient/lib/eads-client.jar
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/opt/hitachi/xeads/javaclient/lib/eads-common.jar
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/opt/hitachi/xeads/javaclient/lib/hntrlib2-eads-j.jar
(b) C
Specify the following libraries in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable:
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32-bit edition
/opt/hitachi/xeads/cclient/lib32
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64-bit edition
/opt/hitachi/xeads/cclient/lib64