HP Integrity NonStop H-Series User Manual
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OSS> jar –xvf spring_dist.jar
OSS> jar –xvf spring_lib.jar
After extraction,
<NonStop Spring Home>
must have two sub-directories:
<NonStop
Spring Home>/dist
and
<NonStop Spring Home>/lib
.
NOTE:
The sub-directories on your NonStop system must contain the same list of files as
those in the
<Spring Home>\dist
and
<Spring Home>\lib
directories on your Windows
system.
This completes the installation of Spring runtime libraries on a NonStop system. You can use
these libraries when developing and running Spring applications on a NonStop system.
Deploying and Running Sample Spring Applications on NonStop
The sample applications available in the Spring distribution are:
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•
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PetPortal
The sample applications distributed with the Spring framework require modifications to make
them compatible with NonStop systems. For convenience purposes, the modified sample
applications are included in the
SAMPLES
file.
NOTE:
The
SAMPLES
file is distributed as a part of the NS Samples for Java Frameworks - T0874
and can be downloaded from Scout for NonStop Servers.
Before you deploy the sample applications, complete the following steps:
1.
Download the
SAMPLES
file from Scout for NonStop Servers.
2.
Add the
.zip
extension to it.
The file is renamed as
SAMPLES. zip
.
3.
Extract the
SAMPLES. zip
file to a location on your Windows system.
The
NS-Samples-for-Java-Frameworks
folder appears.
NOTE:
The absolute path of the
NS-Samples-for-Java-Frameworks
folder is referred
as
<My SASH Home>.
This section describes the following steps for the PetClinic, JPetStore, and ImageDB sample
applications:
•
Building the sample application on Windows system
•
Setting up the sample application database on NonStop system
•
Deploying the sample application on NonStop system
•
Running the sample application on NonStop system
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