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Installing Jabber XCP Developer Extensions
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6. Add two symbolic links that will restart the Controller and the Jabber XCP server
automatically if the remote system goes down or is rebooted. You can use the same
commands on both Solaris and Linux systems.
Change to the /etc/rc3.d directory, and enter the following commands to create these
links:
ln -s $JABBER_HOME/bin/runcontroller S98Jabber
ln -s $JABBER_HOME/bin/runjabber S99Jabber
7. Configure the remote CMs using the instructions provided in the “Deploying Remote
Connection Managers” chapter in the Jabber XCP Server Configuration Guide.
Installing Jabber XCP Developer Extensions
Optional: Install the Jabber XCP developer extensions only if you
want to use the extra features they provide. The developer extensions
package must be installed in the same location as your Jabber XCP
5.2 core server.
The Jabber XCP developer extensions installation package
(xcp-developerextensions-installer-5.2.2.x-OS.bin) contains advanced features that allow
you to extend the functionality of the Jabber XCP server.
The developer extensions package installs the following features and components:
• EventBroker for JSM and TC
• InfoBroker
• Presence Mirror
In addition, the developer extensions installinclude a number of software development kits
(SDKs).
• The Libjcore SDK contains the core Jabber XCP libraries, and enables you to write
custom C++-based components that integrate with the Jabber XCP router.
• The Javajcore SDK contains the core Jabber XCP libraries, and enables you to write
custom, Java-based components that integrate with the Jabber XCP router.
• The Java LaunchBroker SDK enables you to write a custom Java-based command
that integrates with the Jabber XCP server’s LaunchBroker feature.
• The Text Conferencing SDK enables you to write your own custom gears to expand
the functionality of the Text Conferencing component.