Installation Guide

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Contents

About This Guide......................................... 5

What This Guide Contains.......................... 5

Audience................................................... 5

Prerequisites............................................... 5

Organization.............................................. 5

Documentation Conventions...................... 5

Additional Documentation......................... 6

Contacting Us............................................ 7

Installing JBossTS........................................ 9

System installation..................................... 9

Preparing your system............................... 9

ObjectStore management........................... 9

Specifying the ORB to use....................... 10

The interface repository........................... 10

Loading the distribution........................... 10

Installing into a non-default location........ 11

Additional jar requirements...................... 11

Operating System Services....................... 11

Installing and Uninstalling....................... 11

Logging................................................... 15

Web Services component......................... 15

 

About This Guide

The Installation Guide contains information on how to use JBoss Transactions 4.2.2.

This guide is most relevant to engineers who are responsible for installing JBoss Transactions 4.2.2 installations.

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This guide contains the following chapters:

�       Chapter 1, Installing JBossTS: This chapter contains information on the way to install JBossTS.

The following conventions are used in this guide:

Convention	Description
Italic	In paragraph text, italic identifies the titles of documents that are being referenced.  When used in conjunction with the Code text described below, italics identify a variable that should be replaced by the user with an actual value.
Bold	Emphasizes items of particular importance.
Code	Text that represents programming code.
Function | Function	A path to a function or dialog box within an interface.  For example, �Select File | Open.� indicates that you should select the Open function from the File menu.
( ) and |	Parentheses enclose optional items in command syntax. The vertical bar separates syntax items in a list of choices. For example, any of the following three items can be entered in this syntax: persistPolicy (Never | OnTimer | OnUpdate | NoMoreOftenThan)
Note: Caution:	A note highlights important supplemental information. A caution highlights procedures or information that is necessary to avoid damage to equipment, damage to software, loss of data, or invalid test results.