Installation guide

6. SERVLETEXEC/AS: APPLICATION SERVER (UNIX/LINUX)
6.3 Uninstalling Other Servlet Engines
Very Important
You must uninstall any other servlet engines previously installed before installing and
using ServletExec/AS. In particular, modifications to the
obj.conf, magnus.conf,
and
httpd.conf configuration files for other servlet engines must be removed.
 For Netscape Enterprise Server, iPlanet Web Server, and Sun ONE Web Server, make sure
the internal servlet and JSP support is disabled.
See Section 3.3 for information on disabling servlet engines.
 For Apache HTTP Server, any directives associated with other servlet engines in
httpd.conf must be removed.
See Section 5.5.5.2 for more information on httpd.conf entries.
6.4 Running the ServletExec/AS Installer
The file ServletExec_AS_50.sh is a non-graphical installation shell script.
To use the ServletExec/AS Installer
1. Give the file execute permission.
# chmod +x ServletExec_AS_50.sh
2. From a shell command line, run it as follows:
# ./ServletExec_AS_50.sh
3. Review the ServletExec License Agreement carefully and check the README
displayed by the installer for any last minute notices before continuing.
4. Continue following the prompts and instructions until you see confirmation of a
successful installation.
You will be able to see a record of the completed installation steps and errors in the
log file
/tmp/SEinstall.log. Should you have any problems with your
installation, please include this log file in a message to the ServletExec Technical
Support at
[e-mail].
Note
The log file is overwritten each time the installer runs.
6.5 What Was Installed and/or Modified?
When you installed ServletExec/AS, these changes were made to your system:
• The
ServletExecAS directory was created.
• The web server configuration file was updated to support the ServletExec/AS web
server adapter.
The following sections describe each of these changes.
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