Data Transformation Engine 6.7.1 Readme

NonStopDTE6_7_1Readme.TXT
III. Post-Installation Instructions
Step 1: Install the NSDTE Core
Step 2: Install NSDTE Tuxedo Server or NSDTE Corba Server or both.
Step 3: Set up the OSS environment for NSDTE
Step 4: Run sample transformation map
Step 5: Install the Design Studio on PC workstation.
If you want to link custom user developed adapters to the Command Server or
Tuxedo server or the CORBA Server, refer to the NonStop DTE Services Guide
for instructions.
Step 1: NSDTE Core Installation :
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After you have copied the appropriate NSDTE Core pax file
from the product compact disc to your system, follow these steps to
unpack the NSDTE Core product files and install them:
1. If you haven't already done so, log into your system and
start the OSS shell by typing the following command at the
TACL prompt:
> osh
2. Verify the directory named /usr/tandem exists and that
the current userid has write access to the /usr directory.
3. By default, the pax command installs the NSDTE Core files
into the directory location "/usr/tandem/nsdte/"
If you want to install in the default location perform step 4.
If you want to install in a custom location perform step 5.
4. Installing into default location
Issue the following command to run the pax utility and
unpack the NSDTE Core files to the default location,
where <NSDTE_Path> refers to the full file path where the
NSDTE Core pax file exists:
> pax -rvf <NSDTE_Path>T0586PAX
For example, if you have copied the pax file to the
/G/SYSTEM/ZUTILS directory, you would issue the following
command to unpack NSDTE Core:
> pax -rvf /G/SYSTEM/ZUTILS/T0586PAX
5. Installing into Custom location
To specify custom installation location for the files installed
with NSDTE Core, you must use the pax utility -s option
when unpacking the files.
Issue the following command to run the pax utility and unpack the
NSDTE Core files to the specified custom file location,
where <NSDTE_Path> refers to the full file path where the NSDTE-
Core pax file exists:
> pax -rvf <NSDTE_Path>T0586PAX
[-s:/usr/tandem/nsdte:<NSDTE_Dir>:]
In this command, the parameter to the first -s option,
<NSDTE_Dir>, specifies the custom location to place the NSDTE-
Core files.
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