NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) 5.0 System Administrator's Guide

Installing NSJSP

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setup

The setup script integrates NSJSP 5.0 with a previously installed iTP Secure

WebServer. The iTP Secure WebServer version must be 6.0 and SPR version ACA or

later.

The setup script prompts you for:

1. The location of an installed iTP Secure WebServer to which you wish to add

NSJSP support.

2. The logger choices: whether to select multiple log files (the default) or a single log

file. For more information about log files, see Section 6, Logs and Error Conditions.

3. The JDBC drivers for SQL/MX and SQL/MP (if needed).

4. The online administration: whether to enable online NSJSP administration

(configuration and web application management). If this feature is enabled, a user

name and password is prompted.

The password must be at least 8 characters long and a combination of upper

and lower case characters. The password is scrambled by a utility script

nsjsp_digestPassword using SHA digest. The name and digested

password are then stored in the file nsjspadmin-users.xml.

The utility script and the file are both located in the $NSJSP_HOME/conf

directory.

5. Run the setup script using the same user ID as you used to install the iTP Secure

WebServer.

For example, if you previously used the SUPER.WEB user ID to install the iTP

Secure WebServer you must now use SUPER.WEB to install this portion of the

product as follows:

TACL> LOGON SUPER.WEB

TACL> OSH

OSS: cd $NSJSP_HOME/version

OSS: ./setup

After the setup script runs, the default files located in the

iTPWS_INSTALL_DIR/conf directory are:

•

jdbc.config (only if jdbc configuration was specified)

•

jdbc.config.sample

Note. If you want to change the password or use a different digest

method (only those supported by the JVM) after installation, rerun the

nsjsp_digestPassword. Make sure you modify the value of the digest of the

Realm’s directive in admin.xml and manager.xml to match the new value. Since

the admin web application uses the Apache struts framework for the GUI-based

interface, the selection of the online NSJSP administration slows down the

NSJSP start-up time.