NonStop Server for Java 4.2 Programmer's Reference

the start and the end of the make process. You may want to run this step explicitly if a prior run of
make failed to complete successfully.
Variables in the Makefile (TNS/R Only)
The top part of the Makefile defines variables whose values you might need to change before using the
Makefile. You can change make command variables either by editing the Makefile or, for a less
permanent change, by setting the value of the variables on the make command line to override the value
in the Makefile.
INSTALL_DIR
Indicates where NonStop Server for Java 4 is installed. Its value is set to the default installation
location for the current release.
Note: /usr/tandem/java is a symbolic link and always points to the latest
installation of NonStop Server for Java 4. Using the symbolic directory in this
variable leads to your having to change this value when future versions of
NonStop Server for Java are installed.
If NonStop Server for Java 4 is installed in a directory other than the default location,
you should edit the Makefile to set this variable to the directory where
NonStop Server for Java 4 is installed.
CUSTLIB_DIRS
Contains a space-separated list of absolute directory names in which to search for custom library
files to link into the java executable. Custom library files can be archive library files (*.a) or
relinkable library files (*.lib). By default, the make operation looks for custom libraries in
/usr/tandem/java_public_lib_jdk142. If NonStop Server for Java 4 is installed in a
nonstandard location, you should edit CUSTLIB_DIRS so that it contains the
java_public_lib_jdk142 directory created during installation. Typically, each installation
of NonStop Server for Java 4 should have its own copies of libraries to link in. Custom native
library files should not be put directly under the INSTALL_DIR directory structure to avoid
having to copy these files to a new NonStop Server for Java 4 installation when you install a new
version update.
Setting the CUSTLIB_DIRS variable allows you to place your custom JNI libraries in directories
of your own choosing. Follow these guidelines in setting this variable:
If you override this variable on the command line and you want to set its value to more than
one directory, you must enclose the list of space-separated directory names in quotes.
❍
You can include wildcard characters in the directory names. See Examples of Using make
for an example of how to override Makefile variables on the command line.
❍
Verbose
Turns on the verbose option of the NLD command. The verbose option needs to be on for warning
messages to be displayed.
After getting an unexpected warning during a previous make, you would, typically, override this