Installation manual

Chapter 5. Removing Host On-Demand

To remove the Host On-Demand server:

Windows NT or 2000

Use Add/Remove Programs from the Windows control panel.

UNIX Stop the Host On-Demand Service Manager. Get the process ID, kill the

process, then delete the Host On-Demand directories (except ./private ).

OS/2 Stop the Host On-Demand Service Manager by pressing Ctrl+C in the

OS/2 window in which you started it, close the window, then delete the

Host On-Demand directories (except \private ).

NetWare

From the console, enter java -exit to stop the Java NLM, then delete the

Host On-Demand directories (except \private ).

iSeries

You will need *JOBCTL, *SPLCTL, *SERVICE and *ALLOBJ authority to use

this command. Logon to the iSeries with a security officer user profile,

such as QSECOFR .

1. Shutdown the Service Manager by typing ENDHODSVM at the command

line.

2. Delete the licensed Host On-Demand product by typing DLTLICPGM

LICPGM(5733A59) at the command line.

3. Remove any directories containing user data manually after the

program has completed. You will also need to remove the

QUSRSYS/QHODCFGD *DTAARA object.

To remove the cached client:

Load http:// server_name/hod_alias/HODRemove.html in your browser. After

displaying a confirmation message, it removes all previous versions of the cached

client from all levels of Netscape and Internet Explorer.

With Netscape 6.0 and other Java2-enabled Web browsers, HODRemove will

instruct the user to use the Java Control Panel to clear the JRE cache. For more

information, see Netscape 6.0 and Java2-enabled Web browser issues.