Installation guide

FCServlet Diagnostic
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Testing
Once the FCServlet Diagnostic is ready, perform any of the five tests to check the
compatibility of the system.
• Test 1 verifies that the FCServlet shared library is available on the system. Run
this test to confirm that the FlashCONNECT shared library file, which is a part of
FlashCONNECT Java Components, is properly installed.
• Test 2 verifies that the FCService Connectivity exists on the system. Run this
test to check if FCService is currently running on the system (confirms whether
or not FlashCONNECT is started.)
• Test 3 verifies that FCService is running. Run this test to confirm that FCService
is ready and the D3 Server Pool is already started.
• Test 4 verifies that the FC Java Native Interface is working properly. Run this
test to ensure that the interface layer between the Java application and
FCService is working.
• Test 5 verifies that the servlet add-on engine is available on the system. Run this
test to confirm that the third party servlet engine is installed correctly on the
system.
The table below lists each test and explains why each test is passed or failed.
NOTE—Tests 1 and 5 can be skipped if only mvDesigner is being used and FCServlet
is not being used.
Test
Number
Passed Failed
1 The shared library file is located
on the system running
FlashCONNECT.
The FCServlet shared library file is not located on
the system. The system cannot run the FCServlet.
2 FlashCONNECT is running. FlashCONNECT is not started yet.
3 D3 is running. D3 is not started and/or FlashCONNECT is not
started yet.
4 The FC Java Native Interface
and the FCService can
communicate with each other
There is broken communication between the FC
Java Native Interface and FCService.
Check to see if the shared library is installed. It is
usually installed in:
For UNIX: /usr/bin/lib/FCServlet.so
For Windows: C:\Winnt\system32\FCServlet.dll