Note the following when executing the Web Service development plug-ins on Windows operating systems, such as Windows Vista, with an enabled UAC (User Account Control):

(a) Notes when the administrator executes operations

When a user who is logged in to Windows as the administrator executes the Web Services development plug-ins, upgrade the permissions to the administrator, and then execute the operations using Eclipse. Use methods such as right-clicking the Installation directory of Eclipse\eclipse\eclipse.exe and selecting Run as Administrator to upgrade the permissions to the administrator, and then start Eclipse.

If the administrator password or confirmation is requested, follow the instructions on the window and enter the password.

(b) Notes when the general user executes operations

• During installation
  When Developer is installed in a directory other than the UAC-protected directory such as system-drive:\Program Files, set up the access permissions after installation in such a way so that the user who develops Web Services can write into the log output destination directory of commands used for Web Service development (CUI). For details on the commands (CUI), see 14.1 cjwsimport command and 14.3 cjwsgen command in the manual uCosminexus Application Server Web Service Development Guide. The log output destination directories are as follows:
  
  • Operation log
    Developer-installation-directory\jaxws\logs
    
  • Exception log
    Developer-installation-directory\jaxws\logs
    
  • Maintenance log
    Developer-installation-directory\jaxws\logs\maintenance
    

  Note

  You can specify the output destination for the log in the com.cosminexus.jaxws.tool.log.directory key of the common definition file (cjwconf.properties) in Developer-installation-directory\jaxws\conf. For details on the properties, see 10.1.2 Common definition file settings in the manual uCosminexus Application Server Web Service Development Guide.

• During execution
  When a general user executes the Web Services development plug-in functionality, set up the Eclipse workspace in a directory other than the directory that will be UAC protected (such as %ProgramData%). Also, specify and execute the output destination of the product to be set up in a directory other than the directory that will be UAC protected. Also, if Developer is installed in a UAC-protected directory such as system-drive:\Program Files, UAC redirects the CUI log to a corresponding directory below the %LoadlAppData%\VirtualStore\Program Files directory.
  

The specified environment variables are inherited, when Eclipse starts.

You use the JAX-WS engine to develop Web Services. To use the JAX-WS engine, you must add the following setting on the J2EE server to enable the JAX-WS engine:

add.class.path=Developer-installation-directory\jaxws\lib\cjjaxws.jar

(a) When operating the server with server management commands (CUI)

When operating the server with server management commands (CUI), open the following option definition file for the J2EE server in a text editor, and then add the setting:

Developer-installation-directory\CC\server\usrconf\ejb\J2EE-server-name\usrconf.cfg

(b) When using the management portal of Management Server

When using the management portal of Management Server, specify the setting in Extension Parameters in the J2EE Container Settings window. For details on the settings in Extension Parameters in the J2EE Container Settings window, see 10.9.2 J2EE container settings in the manual uCosminexus Application Server Management Portal Operation Guide.

(c) When using the Smart Composer functionality

When using the Smart Composer functionality, add the setting as a J2EE extension parameter in the Easy Setup definition file. For details on the Smart Composer functionality, see 1.1.3 Overview of the Smart Composer functionality in the manual uCosminexus Application Server System Setup and Operation Guide. For details on the Easy Setup definition file, see 4.6 Easy Setup definition file in the manual uCosminexus Application Server Definition Reference Guide.