NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) 6.0 System Administrator's Guide

Installing NSJSP
NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) 6.0 System Administrator’s Guide—
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Running the Setup Script
Both these command-line arguments perform the same operation. If you run the
setup script with one of these command-line arguments, the setup script creates
the file debug.log in the same directory as the setup script.
The setup script validates the contents of the release using the file
NSJSP_SETUP/version/contents.txt
2. Enter the location of the JDBC driver for SQL/MP. Press Enter to use the default
location or enter the location you want the setup script to use.
3. Enter the location of the JDBC driver for SQL/MX. Press Enter to use the default
location or enter the location you want the setup script to use.
4. Enter the location of NonStop Server for Java. Press Enter to use the default
location or enter the location you want the setup script to use.
5. Enter the location of the iTP Secure WebServer for NSJSP support. Press Enter to
use the default location or enter the location you want the setup script to use.
6. Enter the login password. The default user name for the NSJSP Admin and the
NSJSP Manager application is admin.
The password must contain at least eight characters, with a combination of upper
and lower case characters. The utility script nsjsp_digestPassword scrambles
the password using an encryption algorithm. By default, the utility script uses the
MD5 digest method. The encrypted password is then stored in the file
NSJSP_HOME/conf/nsjsp-users.xml.
The nsjsp_digestPassword utility script is located in the NSJSP_HOME/conf
directory.
7. Press ‘y’ to complete the installation. After obtaining the necessary information, the
system prompts you to proceed.
The setup script detects any previous installation of NSJSP from the
/servlet_jsp directory in iTPWS_INSTALL_DIR. If any previous installation is
detected, it reads the servlet.config file from iTPWS_INSTALL_DIR/conf.
Note. The file NSJSP_SETUP/version/debug.log contains information about all files
that are copied as part of the release.
Note. Do not modify the file NSJSP_SETUP/version/contents.txt because it
contains a list of files that are in the release.
Note. After installation, rerun nsjsp_digestPassword to change the password or to
use a different digest method (only those supported by the Java Virtual Machine (JVM)).
Use the nsjsp_digestPassword to generate a new password digest, which is used as
the value of the password attribute of the user element in the nsjsp-users.xml file. For
more information, see Digested Passwords
and nsjsp_digestPassword.
Ensure that you modify the value of the digest of the Realm’s directive in the file
NSJSP_HOME/conf/server.xml to match the new value.