Manual

NOTE: If you do not have access to the NSJSP Web Application Manager screen, you can run
JPetStore on your NonStop system by completing the following steps:
1. Go to the <iTP WebServer deployment directory>/conf directory using the
command:
OSS> cd <iTP WebServer deployment directory>/conf
For example:
OSS> cd /home/sash_usr/webserver/conf
2. Start your iTP WebServer using the command:
OSS> ./start
3. Access the JPetStore application using the address:
http://<IP Address of the iTP WebServer>:<port#>/servlet_jsp/jpetstore
As a Visitor, you can now perform the following activities using JPetStore:
Select a Product Category labeled with words or icons, view the item detail, or access the
MenuBar features.
Search by entering a key word or phrase to locate items.
Add an item to a Cart, either from a summary list or from a detail view.
Collect Items for later purchase.
Increase or decrease the quantity for any item in a Cart, up to available inventory, or remove
the item from the Cart by changing the quantity to zero.
Complete an online form to create an Account.
As a Shopper, you can perform the following activities including those performed by a visitor
using JPetStore:
Present a username and password to access your account.
Store shipping information and preferences for your use at future sessions.
Purchase the items collected in a Cart.
Provide payment information.
ImageDB
The ImageDB sample application is a repository system that is accessible through a web browser.
This application can be used by anybody who wants to manage files.
This section describes how to build, setup, deploy, and run the ImageDB sample application:
Building ImageDB on Windows
Setting up ImageDB Database on NonStop
Deploying ImageDB on NonStop
Running ImageDB on NonStop
NOTE: The modifications made to the ImageDB files are described in the Customizing ImageDB
section.
Building ImageDB on Windows
To build ImageDB on your Windows system, complete the following steps:
1. Go to the <My SASH Home>\spring\samples\imagedb directory on your Windows
system. Among other files, this directory consists of the following directories:
\dbi
includes the database catalog, schema, and table creation script.
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