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NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) 6.1 System Administrator's Guide

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Installing NSJSP
NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) 6.1 System Administrator’s Guide—
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Creating an NSJSP Manager Installation
The script then displays the following message:
The initial user name for the Admin and Manager applications
is ‘admin’.
8. Enter the password for the admin user. After installation, you can log in to the
NSJSP Manager application with the admin user ID and password.
9. Re-enter the password to confirm the value.
The setup script then displays the following information:
iTP Secure WebServer installation directory
NSJSP Manager installation directory
JDBC/MX library directory
NonStop Server for Java directory
NSJSP Manager server class name
The script also displays the following message:
This manager will be configured to manage all NSJSP
installations under the PATHMON<s> <user specified PATHMON
names>.
10. Review the information that will be used for the NSJSP Manager installation and if
it is correct, type y at the setup script prompt and press Enter to install the
NSJSP Manager application.
The setup script copies the NSJSP Manager files from the <NSJSP
base>/<version> directory to the specified NSJSP Manager installation directory. It
also adds the path of this NSJSP Manager installation directory to the
servlet.config file located in the <iTP Installation Directory>/conf
directory.
The script then displays the following message:
The NSJSP Manager has been successfully installed.
The script will then display the URL that can be used to access the NSJSP Manager.
Note. If you continue to install the NSJSP Manager application after the NSJSP 6.1
installation is complete, the setup script uses the same iTP Secure WebServer
installation, JDBC/MX library, and NSJ directories that you specified during the NSJSP 6.1
installation.
Note. The password must contain at least eight characters, with a combination of upper
and lower case characters.
Note. By default, the NSJSP Manager Server Class name is manager.