Real Time Information Director User Documentation
 RTID Deployment 
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either Dispatch or appsdir_Dispatch_Ear 
You should see the DispatchEJB, LoaderMDB and DispatchServlet listed. 
•  To verify the DispatchServlet is running you can run it from your web 
browser by going to it’s url, for example 
http://16.107.199.52:7011/
/RTIDServlet/Dispatch 
On the page returned, you should see the Dispatch Server version and an 
indication that it is connected to the Dispatch EJB. 
Deploy Blaze or Trillium Enrichments (optional) 
Blaze and Trillium enrichments that you can use as the basis for custom enrichments are 
included as examples on the RTID CD. You’ll find these enrichments in the jar files 
rtidblaze.jar and rtidtrillium.jar. If you intend you use them, you must add them to the 
server classpath before starting the WebLogic server. 
Blaze and Trillium enrichments also require the product jar files that implement Blaze or 
Trillium functions in order to run. These files must also be added to the server classpath 
before you run the application.  
Execute Director Test Drivers 
You can run various drivers to test your deployment and document definitions.  For 
example, you can use the QueueSend program to test deployment of the LoaderMDB 
and the HttpPost driver to test  deployment of the DispatchServlet. 
Before running drivers, start a new OSS session, and execute the setenv.sh script to set up 
the environment. 
For more information about Director test drivers and how to use them, see the document 
entitled RTID Extensibility and the Javadocs for individual drivers. 
Deploy the Director in Production Mode 
There are two options for running the WebLogic server in a production mode. One option 
is to run WebLogic server as a Generic process and the other option is Clusters. Both 
approaches are documented in the HP NonStop Server Platform Guide for WebLogic 
Server 8.1. 
The Generic process provides failover capabilities. For load-balancing, you can use 
either WLS Clusters or the load-balancing features of Parallel TCP/IP. 










