NonStop Server for Java 4.2 Programmer's Reference

Features Introduced in This Edition for Version 1.0 for TNS/E
Systems
The installation directory of NonStop Server for Java 4 on TNS/E systems differs from the
installation directory on TNS/R systems. For the strategy that governs the directory name and the
symbolic link that points to the installation directory, see the topic Symbolic Link.
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Dynamic-Link libraries (DLLs) are used with NonStop Server for Java 4 on TNS/E systems
instead of the static libraries used on TNS/R systems. Using DLLs has been added to the steps
described in the Java Native Interface (JNI) topic. Topics about DLLs include:
Naming conventions for DLLs to be used with NonStop Server for Java. For the details, see
DLL names.
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_RLD_LIB_PATH environment variable, which points to the DLL. For the details,
see_RLD_LIB_PATH (TNS/E Only).
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On TNS/E, NonStop Server for Java 4 supports the C++ version 2 and version 3 compiler
dialects. For information about using these dialects, see Linker and Compiler Options.
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Changes in the installation directory contents are described under Directory Contents.●
The demos have been enhanced to use DLLs. For a list of the demos, see Demonstration Programs.●
A summary of changes needed to migrate applications from TNS/R systems to TNS/E systems
appears under Migrating Applications to TNS/E Systems.
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Documentation Changes
Added or changed glossary definitions:
HP NonStop operating system (previously HP NonStop Kernel operating system)❍
TNS/E❍
TNS/R❍
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Added the NonStop Server for Java Library topic because the manuals now reside in the NonStop
Technical Library as individual manuals instead of as a documentation set.
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Made factual and editorial corrections and added references to manuals in the TNS/E library.●
Is This Document for You?
This NonStop Server for Java Programmer's Reference is for all Java programmers who want to use Java
on HP NonStop systems.
For programmers new to Java, this document refers to documentation from Sun Microsystems, Inc.,
which explains what the J2SE Software Development Kit (SDK) contains and where to learn more
about the language in general. This NonStop Server for Java Programmer's Reference does not teach Java