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Setup for Java RMI clients
Before developing Java RMI clients for the SA API, perform the following steps:
- Install an SA core in a development environment. Do not use a production core.
- Obtain a development server where you will build and run the Java RMI client.
- On the development server, install the Java SE 7 SDK.
- Verify that the development server has a network connection to the SA core server that runs the OCC component.
- Download the
opswclient.jar
file from the SA core server to your development server. Theopswclient.jar
file contains the Java RMI stubs for the SA API. You include theopswclient.jar
in theclasspath
option when compiling and running Java RMI clients. - To download
opswclient.jar
do one of the following:- Specify the following URL, where occ_host is the core server running the OCC component:
https://occ_host/twister/opswclient.jar
- Go to the following directory:
/opt/opsware/twist/extlib/client
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- Specify the following URL, where occ_host is the core server running the OCC component:
You also need the spinclient-latest.jar
and the opsware_common-latest.jar
files. These files can be obtained from a running SA Core in:
/opt/opsware/twist/lib/
You must also add these .jar
files to the classpath parameter when compiling and running these examples.
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