Global configuration, Service configuration, Module configuration – HP Integrity NonStop J-Series User Manual
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command prompt> ant clean
3.
Run the client, using the command:
command prompt> ant run.client -Dfile "
For example:
command prompt> ant run.client -Dfile "C:\testfile.txt" -Ddest
testfile.txt
Confirm the following:
a.
The message File saved successfully appears on the command prompt.
b.
The Destination-file-name file is present in <NSJSP Deployment Directory>.
You can thus use MTOM to transfer any file from a Windows system to a NonStop system.
Configuring Axis2/Java Applications on NonStop Systems
This section provides information about configuring Axis2/Java applications on NonStop systems
and includes:
•
“NonStop Platform Configurations” (page 320)
•
“Axis2/Java Framework Configurations for NonStop Systems” (page 195)
Axis2/Java Framework Configurations for NonStop Systems
This section discusses the NonStop specific Axis2/Java configurations for the following:
•
“Global Configuration” (page 195)
•
“Service Configuration” (page 195)
•
“Module Configuration” (page 195)
Global Configuration
Global configurations are used to configure the whole system, wherein the axis2.xml file provided
with the Axis2/Java distribution is configured.
For more information about the various options available for global configuration, see:
Service Configuration
Service configurations are used to configure various services on Axis2/Java. The description of
these services is specified in the services.xml file.
Each service archive file (.aar) must have a services.xml file to be a valid service and it must
be available in the META-INF directory of the archive file.
For more information about the various options for configuring services in Axis2/Java, see:
Module Configuration
Module configurations are used to configure a module in the module.xml file. Each module
archive file (.aar) must have a module.xml file to be a valid module, and it must be available
in the META-INF directory of the archive file.
For more information about configuring modules, see:
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