Creating and deploying solutions with IBM Integrated Runtime V1.1 / / Shih-in Bick ... [et al.]

• Pubblicazione: Rochester, MN, : IBM, c2004
• Edizione: 1st ed.
• Descrizione fisica: xiv, 326 p. : ill
• Disciplina: 005.3
• Soggetto topico: IBM software; Application software - Development; Middleware
• Persona (resp. second.): BickShih-in
• Note generali: "December 2004."; "This edition applies to Version 1 Release 1 of IBM Integrated Runtime, product number 5724-F71."
• Nota di bibliografia: includes bibliographical references and index.
• Nota di contenuto: Front cover -- Contents -- Notices -- Trademarks -- Preface -- The team who wrote this redbook -- Become a published author -- Comments welcome -- Part 1 Integrated Runtime V1.1 -- Chapter 1. Why and how to use Integrated Runtime V1.1 -- 1.1 Benefits of Integrated Runtime -- 1.2 An overview of the Integrated Runtime components -- 1.2.1 Solution Developer -- 1.2.2 Solution Deployer -- 1.2.3 Installation Agent -- 1.3 Integrated Runtime development and deployment process -- 1.3.1 The development process -- 1.3.2 The deployment process -- Chapter 2. Deploying HelloWorld on Windows and Linux -- 2.1 Preparing for solution deployment -- 2.1.1 Creating the HelloWorld application -- 2.1.2 Creating the HelloWorld application component -- 2.1.3 Creating the HelloWorld solution -- 2.1.4 Exporting the HelloWorld solution -- 2.2 Deploying the solution to localhost -- 2.3 Running and verifying the HelloWorld application -- 2.4 Troubleshooting -- 2.5 Summary -- Chapter 3. Information roadmap -- 3.1 Organization -- 3.2 Learning aids -- 3.2.1 Examples -- 3.2.2 Quizzes -- 3.2.3 Separate treatment of Windows and Linux -- 3.3 Audience -- Part 2 Using Integrated Runtime V1.1 to create and deploy solutions: Windows -- Chapter 4. Introducing the Document Management sample on Windows -- 4.1 Assumptions -- 4.1.1 Installation type -- 4.1.2 Referencing directory paths -- 4.1.3 Navigator view in Solution Developer -- 4.1.4 Application and solution project wrapper naming conventions -- 4.2 Preliminary tasks -- 4.2.1 Rename files -- 4.2.2 Download the runtimedoc.zip file -- 4.3 Location of directories and files -- 4.3.1 Installation directory -- 4.3.2 Location of projects -- 4.3.3 Location of exported .ser and .jar files for the projects -- 4.3.4 Location of .ser and .jar files after package creation -- 4.3.5 Log files for projects. ; 4.4 Overview of the RuntimeDocumentMgmt Web application -- 4.4.1 The projects for the sample -- 4.5 Testing your knowledge -- Chapter 5. Solution Developer -- 5.1 Solution Developer plug-in -- 5.2 The solution project -- 5.3 Translation files -- 5.4 The sample application project -- 5.5 Testing your knowledge -- Chapter 6. Deciphering the applicationdef.axml file in Windows -- 6.1 Understanding the applicationdef.axml file -- 6.1.1 Part 1 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 6.1.2 Part 2 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 6.1.3 Part 3 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 6.1.4 Part 4 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 6.1.5 Part 5 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 6.1.6 Part 6 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 6.1.7 Part 7 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 6.1.8 Part 8 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 6.1.9 Part 9 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 6.1.10 Part 10 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 6.1.11 Part 11 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 6.1.12 Part 12 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 6.1.13 Part 13 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 6.1.14 Part 14 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 6.2 Specifying the software image root for a project -- 6.2.1 Setting the software image root -- 6.2.2 Sample: includeAllFilesInSoftwareImageRoot="true -- 6.3 Testing your knowledge -- Chapter 7. Deciphering the solution.sxml file in Windows -- 7.1 Location of the solution.sxml file -- 7.2 Understanding the solution.sxml file -- 7.2.1 Part 1 of the solution.sxml file -- 7.2.2 Part 2 of the solution.sxml file -- 7.2.3 Part 3 of the solution.sxml file -- 7.2.4 Part 4 of the solution.sxml file -- 7.2.5 Part 5 of the solution.sxml file -- 7.3 Testing your knowledge -- Chapter 8. The IRU_SampleWin user programs in Windows -- 8.1 Understanding the user programs -- 8.1.1 The SampleWinVC.java program -- 8.1.2 The SampleWinMain.java program. ; 8.1.3 The SampleWinExit.java program -- 8.1.4 The NLSKeys.java program -- 8.2 Additional media files that are part of the solution -- 8.3 Testing your knowledge -- Chapter 9. Building and exporting the solution in Windows -- 9.1 Building the projects -- 9.2 Exporting the solution to Solution Deployer -- 9.3 Testing your knowledge -- Chapter 10. Creating the solution package on Windows -- 10.1 Creating the package -- 10.2 Testing your knowledge -- Chapter 11. Deploying the sample locally on Windows -- 11.1 Deploying the sample locally -- 11.2 Testing your knowledge -- Chapter 12. Deploying a solution across a network to Windows -- 12.1 Using Key Manager for a secure network connection -- 12.1.1 Setting the security string -- 12.2 Configuring the network address -- 12.3 Deploying the solution -- 12.4 Testing your knowledge -- Chapter 13. Deploying a solution from a CD on Windows -- 13.1 Solution Deployer Launcher -- 13.1.1 The DJT_setup.exe and DJT_setup.iss files -- 13.1.2 Directories needed on the CD -- 13.2 Creating an installable CD for the solution -- 13.3 Running Solution Deployer from the CD -- 13.4 Testing your knowledge -- Chapter 14. Testing the RuntimeDocumentMgmt Application on Windows -- 14.1 Testing the RuntimeDocumentMgmt application -- 14.2 About the Document Management authorities -- 14.3 Testing your knowledge -- Chapter 15. Troubleshooting Integrated Runtime on Windows -- 15.1 Fix packs for Integrated Runtime -- 15.2 Log files for projects -- 15.3 Integrated Runtime install -- 15.3.1 Checklist if Integrated Runtime install fails -- 15.3.2 Manual cleanup of Integrated Runtime if uninstall fails -- 15.4 Solution development -- 15.5 Solution deployment -- 15.5.1 Four types of log files created during deployment -- 15.6 Known issues -- 15.6.1 Specific Windows known issues -- 15.6.2 Other known issues -- 15.7 Tips, tricks, and traps. ; Chapter 16. Cleaning up the development system on Windows -- 16.1 Cleaning up the development system -- 16.2 Summary -- Part 3 Using Integrated Runtime V1.1 to create and deploy solutions: Linux -- Chapter 17. Introducing the Document Management sample application on Linux -- 17.1 Assumptions -- 17.1.1 Installation type -- 17.1.2 Referencing directory paths -- 17.1.3 Navigator view in Solution Developer -- 17.1.4 Application and Solution project wrapper naming conventions -- 17.2 Preliminary tasks -- 17.2.1 Rename files -- 17.2.2 Download the runtimedoc.zip file -- 17.3 Location of directories and files -- 17.3.1 Installation directory -- 17.3.2 Location of projects -- 17.3.3 Location of exported .ser and .jar files for the projects -- 17.3.4 Location of .ser and .jar files after package creation -- 17.3.5 Log files for projects -- 17.4 Overview of the RuntimeDocumentMgmt Web application -- 17.4.1 The projects for the sample -- 17.5 Testing your knowledge -- Chapter 18. Solution Developer -- 18.1 Solution Developer plug-in -- 18.2 The solution project -- 18.3 Translation files -- 18.4 The sample application project -- 18.5 Testing your knowledge -- Chapter 19. Deciphering the applicationdef.axml file in Linux -- 19.1 Understanding applicationdef.axml -- 19.1.1 Part 1 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 19.1.2 Part 2 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 19.1.3 Part 3 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 19.1.4 Part 4 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 19.1.5 Part 5 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 19.1.6 Part 6 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 19.1.7 Part 7 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 19.1.8 Part 8 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 19.1.9 Part 9 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 19.1.10 Part 10 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 19.1.11 Part 11 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 19.1.12 Part 12 of the applicationdef.axml file. ; 19.1.13 Part 13 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 19.1.14 Part 14 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 19.1.15 Part 15 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 19.1.16 Part 16 of the applicationdef.axml file -- 19.2 Specifying software image root for a project -- 19.2.1 Setting the software image root -- 19.2.2 Sample: includeAllFilesInSoftwareImageRoot="true -- 19.2.3 Testing your knowledge -- Chapter 20. Deciphering the solution.sxml file in Linux -- 20.1 Location of the solution.sxml file -- 20.2 Understanding the solution.sxml file -- 20.2.1 Part 1 of the solution.sxml file -- 20.2.2 Part 2 of the solution.sxml file -- 20.2.3 Part 3 of the solution.sxml file -- 20.2.4 Part 4 of the solution.sxml file -- 20.2.5 Part 5 of the solution.sxml file -- 20.3 Testing your knowledge -- Chapter 21. The IRU_SampleLnx user programs in Linux -- 21.1 Understanding the user programs -- 21.1.1 The SampleLnxVC.java program -- 21.1.2 The SampleLnxMain.java program -- 21.1.3 The SampleLnxExit.java program -- 21.1.4 The NLSKeys.java program -- 21.2 Sample scripts -- 21.3 Additional media files that are part of the sample solution -- 21.4 Testing your knowledge -- Chapter 22. Building and exporting the solution in Linux -- 22.1 Building the projects -- 22.2 Exporting the solution to Solution Deployer -- 22.3 Testing your knowledge -- Chapter 23. Creating the solution package on Linux -- 23.1 Creating the package -- 23.2 Testing your knowledge -- Chapter 24. Deploying the sample locally on Linux -- 24.1 Deploying the sample locally -- 24.2 Testing your knowledge -- Chapter 25. Deploying a solution across a network to Linux -- 25.1 Using Key Manager for a secure network connection -- 25.1.1 Setting the security string -- 25.2 Configuring the network address -- 25.3 Deploying the solution -- 25.4 Testing your knowledge -- Chapter 26. Deploying a solution from a CD on Linux. ; 26.1 Solution Deployer Launcher.
• Sommario/riassunto: Small and medium-sized businesses are among the fastest-growing segments of the global economy. As these businesses strive to capture opportunities in a rapidly changing marketplace, they often turn to independent software vendors (ISVs) for the IT solutions they need. Large enterprises also require customized solutions to help them stay competitive in the global marketplace. This IBM Redbooks publication describes how ISVs and corporate information technology centers can use IBM Integrated Runtime V1.1 to deploy solutions to their customers quickly and efficiently. By reducing the complexity of deploying complete solutions, Integrated Runtime shortens time-to-market for ISVs and reduces time-to-productivity for users. The result is efficient deployment of solutions by ISVs and corporate technology departments, rapid access to new solutions by users, and improved customer satisfaction. This book is intended for: - ISVs and Information Technology departments who are evaluating Integrated Runtime - New users of Integrated Runtime - IBM client teams who want to demonstrate the benefits of Integrated Runtime to potential users - IBM teams and others who are responsible for supporting Integrated Runtime users Please note that the additional material referenced in the text is not available from IBM.
• Titolo autorizzato: Creating and deploying solutions with IBM Integrated Runtime V1.1
• Formato: Materiale a stampa
• Livello bibliografico: Monografia
• Lingua di pubblicazione: Inglese
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