8.2.2 Installing the JP1/DH - Server administrator commands (in Linux)

(1) Setting the system environment variable

1. Add the environment variable DW_CMD_JRE_HOME to the configuration file for the login shell you are using.

2. Set the path to the installation folder for JRE to the environment variable DW_CMD_JRE_HOME.

   opt/jp1dh/server/uCPSB/jdk/jre

   Important

   You can skip this procedure if you use the commands that come with Java.

3. A setting example is shown below.

   When using tcsh as the login shell, add the setting to the .../.tcshrc file.

   

   When using bash as the login shell, add the setting to the .../.bashrc file.

   

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(2) Installing the administrator commands

1. Create a directory for installing the JP1/DH - Server administrator commands. An example of a directory is as follows:

   When you use the commands that come with Java:

   mkdir.../DWAdminClientApp

   When you use the commands that do not come with Java (traditional commands):

   mkdir.../DWAdminClient

2. Move to the created directory.

   cd.../DWAdminClientApp

   or

   cd.../DWAdminClient

3. Decompress the JP1/DH - Server administrator command archive file in the installation directory created in step 1.

   tar zxvf /opt/jp1dh/server/AdminClient/DWAdminClientApp.tar.gz

   or

   tar zxvf /opt/jp1dh/server/AdminClient/DWAdminClient.tar.gz

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(3) Setting the command property file (property.xml)

Open the command property file (property.xml), enter the following information, and then save.

• URL of the server to connect to

• User ID

• Password

• Authentication method

• Proxy server authentication information

For details about the command property file, see 8.3.6 Command property file (property.xml).

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