HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 41)

Table 5 NSASJ installation directories and files (continued)
Contains scripts to add user, start and stop an installation, and script to
start the management CLI. bin
Contains the XML schema definition files. docs
Contains copyright information. copyright.txt
Contains the configuration files, deployment content, and writable areas
used by the XX-server processes and Host Controller. domain
Contains the Infinispan used by the NSASJ installation. infinispan-5.1.4.FINAL
Contains the log entries for operations performed by the setup script,
such as copying the files, making directories and so on. install.log
Contains the module class loader used by NSASJ. jboss-modules.jar
Contains the various modules used by the NSASJ Server. modules
Removing an NSASJ configuration
The setup script enables you to remove an NSASJ configuration using the Remove an NSASJ
configuration
option.
Perform the following steps to remove an NSASJ configuration:
1. Run the setup script, as described in “Running the setup script” (page 33) .
2. To remove the NSASJ configuration, enter 2 at the setup script prompt.
3. Enter the name of the NSASJ installation directory to be removed. The script displays the
following message:
Checking if doc-SERVER is still active
The following are the values that will be used to delete an exising NSASJ instal
lation:-
NSASJ installation directory : /home/usr/nsasj
4. The script then displays the following message: Are you sure you want to remove
/home/usr/nsasj(y or [n]):y
5. Type y and press Enter to remove the NSASJ configuration.
Deleting /home/usr/nsasj and all its contents
Repairing an NSASJ installation
The repair option checks the validity of all the binary files. Any file that has the extensions jar
or so is considered binary. The following steps describe how repair option works for a binary
file:
1. A particular binary file validity is checked with the one available in directory.
2. If the binary files are missing in , or the size is different, the original file from
is copied to <NSASJ_HOME>, and the existing file in is
backed up at the same location.
However, the repair option does not replace the following files, and they have to replaced
manually:
1. JToolkit libraries, which are present in the modules/com/hp/nsk/utils folder.
2. If T2 and T4 jars are installed, they need to be reinstalled.
NOTE: The JDBC jars can be installed in different ways. The procedure that was followed
to install them, needs to be followed again.
3. The repair option does not repair any configuration file. Table 6 (page 42) provides
information on how to repair configuration files.
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