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How do i distribute an xmlBlaster server or an xmlBlaster Java client?

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How do i distribute an xmlBlaster server or an xmlBlaster Java client?

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• If you want to install the xmlBlaster server use ant to create a jar file: build dist Copy the created xmlBlaster-.jar to the server host into the destination directory, unjar it and start the server as usual. java -jar lib/xmlBlaster.jar Try build usage to find out about configuration options. • If you want to install a Java based xmlBlaster client use ant to create a jar file: build dist-client (client runs with JDK 1.2 or better) build -DADD_COLLECTION=true dist-client (client runs under JDK 1.1x) This generates a file dist-client/lib/xmlBlasterClient.jar. Copy this jar file to your client host. Type build usage to find out what options you have to add different packages to xmlBlasterClient.jar • This is for xmlBlaster version 1.1 should use XMLRPC as protocol and the xmlBlaster server has to run with JDK 1.2 or 1.3 (not JDK 1.4). JDK 1.1 clients with CORBA or RMI throw exceptions (the reason is not tracked down). Example for JDK 1.1 client (type all in one line): java -c

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• If you want to install the xmlBlaster server use ant to create a jar file: build dist Copy the created xmlBlaster-.jar to the server host into the destination directory, unjar it and start the server as usual. java -jar lib/xmlBlaster.jar Try build usage to find out about configuration options. • If you want to install a Java based xmlBlaster client use ant to create a jar file: build dist-client (client runs with JDK 1.2 or better) build -DADD_COLLECTION=true dist-client (client runs under JDK 1.1x) This generates a file dist-client/lib/xmlBlasterClient.jar. Copy this jar file to your client host. Type build usage to find out what options you have to add different packages to xmlBlasterClient.jar • This is for xmlBlaster version 1.1 should use XMLRPC as protocol and the xmlBlaster server has to run with JDK 1.2 or 1.3 (not JDK 1.4). JDK 1.1 clients with CORBA or RMI throw exceptions (the reason is not tracked down).

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