Setting Up the Web Server

It is the responsibility of the Web administrator to place the necessary files on the Web server, and to update the files when required.

Copy the generated components to the Web server. You might copy them to any directory on the server; however, you must retain the directory structure from the “package prefix” down, as specified in the application details. For example, if you generate a system to c:\test\alinc\monday\com\unisys\sample \all\... on one machine, and copy it to c:\java \classes\ on the server, you must copy the directory structure from “com\unisys\...” onwards. That is, the copied structure is c:\java\classes\com\unisys\sample\all\....

A pictures subdirectory should be created under the application directory; for example, c:\java\classes\com\unisys\sample\pictures. Any images required by the system should be copied to this subdirectory.

If your system includes lists created externally to an Agile Business Suite System, a lists subdirectory is also required under the application directory; for example, c:\java\classes \com\unisys\sample\lists. Refer to List Box Data Files for more information.

Figure 14. Directory structure on the Web server

Directory structure on the Web server

Files can be transferred to the Web server using a batch file run at the end of the generation process, if desired. Refer to Component Enabler Application Generation.