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DEPLOYING QUARKXPRESS SERVER MANAGER
GETTING STARTED WITH QUARKXPRESS SERVER 2018 | 9
Deploying QuarkXPress Server
Manager
There are three ways to deploy QuarkXPress Server Manager:
As a standalone server. To deploy QuarkXPress Server Manager in this manner,
install the software as described in “Installing QuarkXPress Server Manager,” then
double-click the server/QXPSMServerStart.command (Mac OS X) or
server/QXPSMServerStart.bat (Windows) file in the QuarkXPress Server
Manager application folder.
As an independent Web application in an existing Tomcat Web container. For
more information, see “Deploying QXPSM in external Tomcat.”
As a Web application that shares the same Spring context. For more information,
see “Deploying QXPSM in a shared Spring context.”
Installing QuarkXPress Server Manager
QuarkXPress® Server Manager coordinates rendering requests in a multiple
QuarkXPress Server instance environment, using load-balancing, fail-safe, and
caching capabilities to determine which server in the pool can best process each
document request. If the first QuarkXPress Server instance in an array is unable to
process a render request, QuarkXPress Server Manager sends the request to another
instance. QuarkXPress Server Manager also provides an object-oriented
programming environment for working with QuarkXPress Server, and it exposes a
set of Web services and Web objects that can be used in any SOAP-compatible
environments such as .NET, JavaScript™, Java™, and Objective-C.
The QuarkXPress Server Manager installation includes three primary components:
QuarkXPress Server Manager Server (the server application that provides services
for load-balancing, fault-tolerance, and the SOAP server that allows third-party
communication with QuarkXPress Server instances through Web services).
The QuarkXPress Server Manager Web-based administrative client.
The QuarkXPress Server SDK, which includes Web services API documentation;
Web service stubs and samples for .NET, Java, and Objective-C; and an
Extensibility Tool for generating custom stubs. This component is helpful for
developing client-side solutions using the QuarkXPress Server Manager Web
services and servlet interface.