Pathway/iTS Web Client Programming Manual (H06.03+, J06.03+)

How to Compile, Build, and Maintain a Pathway/iTS
Web Client
HP NonStop Pathway/iTS Web Client Programming Manual—520270-003
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Build (Compile) the Application in a Windows
Environment
OUTDIR = $(APPHOME)\bin
WEBROOT = /usr/tandem/webserver/root
JAVAC = Javac -d $(OUTDIR)
.SUFFIXES: .java.class
PROGRAM_FILES = abc.java \
xyz.java \
main.java
HTML_FILES = start.html \
Ctrl.html
GIF_FILES = background.gif
all: $(PROGRAM_FILES)
clean: del /f/q $(BUILDHOME)\*.class
.java.class: $(JAVAC) -classpath $(CLASSPATH) $?
publish: all html gif
Build (Compile) the Application in a Windows Environment
Once the Java files are transferred to a Windows environment, you can use the Java
compiler available on the machine to compile the Java source.
A typical Java compilation on a Windows environment is as:
DOS> javac *.java 2> error.txt
This compiles all Java files in the current directory and creates one or more class files.
Compilation errors are stored in the error.txt file.
7. Deploy the Web Client
You are now ready to deploy and test the converted application on the web server.
Two parameters are needed for deployment:
•
The location (under the specified web root) where the files are to be published
•
The TCP/IP port number of the router process
Deploy the Web Client on an OSS Environment
Transfer the application files to the web server
If you built the client on a Windows platform, you must first transfer the application files
to the web server on the NonStop and then deploy the client. If you built the client on a
NonStop, you can skip the file transfer step and deploy the client immediately.
Use the make file to deploy it on the web server by issuing this command from the
OSS prompt:
make -f makefile-name DEPLOY = path-name publish