Real Time Information Director User Documentation

RTID Deployment
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Select ‘Development Mode’ and ‘BEA Supplied SDK – Sun SDK,’ and click ‘Next’
Enter the domain name, for example ‘mydomain,’ and click ‘Create’
Check the ‘Start Admin Server’ box and click ‘Done’
2. If the server starts without complications, a DOS window will come up, and the
server log will display the message ‘Listening on Port 7001.’
3. Copy the zli.properties file from the c:\rtid\scripts folder to your WebLogic
<domain> folder. If you are running one of the examples, then copy the properties
file from the folder containing the example (for example,
rtid/examples/rtsc/zli.properties).
4. Observe the “catalog” and “schema” values in the zli.properties file, and make sure
they match your application SQL database.
5. Add the example xxxDefs.jar, rtid.jar, and recommender.jar files to the java classpath
on your workstaton.
6. If you are planning to run Blaze or Trillium enrichments, additional jar files must also
be included in the server classpath. Refer to the Blaze.and Trillium ReadMe files for
information.
Create a Weblogic Server on the NonStop Server
Create the Domain
Use the WebLogic Domain Configuration Wizard
(/usr/bea/weblogic81/common/bin/config.sh) to create a domain for the Director
WebLogic server.
The Weblogic <domain> folder created in this step is also called the
“RTID_APP_HOME” (RTID application home) directory.
For example, the application home directory might be
/usr/bea/user_projects/domains/RTID
Set Up Directories and Classpath for Director Classes
1. Copy the zli.properties from /usr/tandem/rtid/scripts folder to your WebLogic
<domain> folder. If you are running one of the examples, then copy the properties
file from the example folders ( for example,
/usr/tandem/rtid/examples/rtsc/zli.properties)
Check the “catalog” and “schema” values to make sure they match your application
SQL database.
2. Create a “scripts” subfolder under the <domain> folder.
For example, if your domain folder is /rtid/domain1, create the subfolder “scripts”.