Installation guide

Installing Jabber XCP Developer Extensions
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• The Web Services API gives a wide range of external applications access to Jabber
XCP server functions that are specific to instant messaging, roster/presence, and
publish/subscribe capabilities.
To install the Jabber XCP developer extensions
1. On your primary Jabber XCP server, change to the Jabber user.
su - jabber
2. Enter the Jabber user’s password.
3. Set the $JABBER_HOME environment variable to the Jabber XCP installation
directory; for example:
export JABBER_HOME=/opt/jabber/XCP_5.2
4. Stop the Jabber XCP server and the Controller if they are running. To do this, change
to the $JABBER_HOME/bin directory and enter the following commands:
./runjabber stop
./runcontroller stop
5. In the directory where you downloaded the developer extensions installer script, enter
the following command, where OS is
solaris8 or linux:
./xcp-developerextensions-installer-5.2.2.x-OS.bin
--prefix=$JABBER_HOME
The Jabber XCP server supports versions 9 and 10 of the Solaris
operating system. Please ignore the “solaris8” designation in the
installation script name.
6. When you are told that the installation directory already exists and asked if you want
to continue installing into it, enter ‘
y’.
7. Enter information at the prompts as described below. If you want to accept a default
value, press
ENTER to proceed to the next prompt. If not, enter a new value.
Enter the login name for the Web Services administrator:
Enter the user ID that the Web Services administrator will use to log into the
Controller. (Press E
NTER to accept the default value.)
Enter password
Confirm password:
Enter and confirm the password that the Web Services administrator will use to
log into the Controller:
8. Start the Controller as described in the following section.