README for the HP Neoview Transporter Java Client (Upd1 R2.4 SP1)
Table 2 Console Environment Transporter Client Installation (continued)
Action/Progress MessageStep
[ Automated installation done ].
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Installation complete !
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Uninstaller for the product is available at uninstaller_subdirectory
of the install location you provided in Step 2.
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Uninstaller command line options: followed by the Java command and available
options to uninstall Transporter.
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Client Directory Structure
Installation creates the environment variable NVTHOME for the default location of the Transporter
base directory. The directory specification follows the conventions of your loader platform.
For example,
• Windows — c:\Program Files\NVTransporter
• Unix®-type platform— /usr/nvtransporter or /opt/nvtransporter
These subdirectories are created In the NVTHOME directory:
ContentsDirectory
License file, Transporter executable scripts, and Readme/
Libraries, java class library. Static and dynamic library for Linux and HP-UX platforms/lib
Header files (/inc directory not available in Windows)/inc
Transporter Control File Generator template and framework configuration (properties) files/conf
Message catalogs or locale specific properties files (/mesg directory not available in Windows)/mesg
Client extensions to Transporter — operation extension/extensions
Sample Transporter control files and data files. This directory also includes a SAMPLES_README
file that explains how to use the sample files
/samples/java
Utilities — Control File Editor, Control File Generator, password encryption and charset utilities/utils
Transporter uninstaller jar file/Uninstaller
User-contributed Neoview Transporter utilities. These are not supported by HP/contrib
Command Prompt on a Windows System
1. Click Start –> Run
2. In the Open text box, type cmd.exe
Related Product Documentation
For more information about the Neoview Transporter Java client, see the HP Neoview Transporter
User Guide at http://www.hp.com/go/neoviewdocs.
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