Installing DevPartner Java Edition Release 3.3

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1 Installing DevPartner Java Edition Release 3.3

2 Please direct questions about DevPartner Java Edition or comments on this document to: Customer Support Compuware Corporation One Campus Martius Detroit, MI For telephone support numbers outside the USA, Canada, and Latin America, see Compuware's FrontLine Web site: , 2004 Compuware Corporation. All rights reserved. Unpublished - rights reserved under the Copyright Laws of the United States. U.S. GOVERNMENT RIGHTS Use, duplication, or disclosure by the U.S. Government is subject to restrictions as set forth in Compuware Corporation license agreement and as provided in DFARS (a) and (a) (1995), DFARS (c)(1)(ii)(OCT 1988), FAR (a) (1995), FAR , or FAR (ALT III), as applicable. Compuware Corporation. THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION AND TRADE SECRETS OF COMPUWARE CORPORATION. USE, DISCLOSURE, OR REPRODUCTION IS PROHIBITED WITHOUT THE PRIOR EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION OF COMPUWARE CORPORATION. ACCESS IS LIMITED TO AUTHORIZED USERS. USE OF THIS PRODUCT IS SUBJECT TO THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE USER S LICENSE AGREEMENT WITH COMPUWARE CORPORATION. US Patent Nos.: 6,186,677, 6,314,558, and 6,016,466 Compuware, DevPartner, and OptimalJ are trademarks or registered trademarks of Compuware Corporation. UNIX is a registered trademark of The Open Group in the U.S. and other countries. Java is a trademark of Sun Microsystems Inc. Process Explorer by Sysinternals LLC. Acrobat Reader copyright Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved. Adobe, Acrobat, and Acrobat Reader are trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated. All other company or product names are trademarks of their respective owners. December 6, 2004 CWM6IX3D

3 Table of Contents Preface What This Manual Covers vii Conventions Used In This Manual viii Customer Support viii Chapter 1 System Requirements Hardware Requirements Supported Operating Systems Supported Java Virtual Machines Supported Application Servers Supported Integrated Development Environments Supported Browsers Supported Languages Licensing Chapter 2 Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Windows Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Windows Configuring Application Servers Integrating DevPartner Java Edition with IDEs Installing the DevPartner Java Edition License Installing the Java Runtime Environment Uninstalling DevPartner Java Edition on Windows iii

4 Chapter 3 Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Solaris Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Solaris Configuring Application Servers Installing the DevPartner Java Edition License Single-Seat License Server License Concurrent License Installing the Java Runtime Environment Uninstalling DevPartner Java Edition on Solaris Chapter 4 Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Linux Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Linux Configuring Application Servers Installing the DevPartner Java Edition License Single-Seat License Server License Concurrent License Installing the Java 2 Runtime Environment Uninstalling DevPartner Java Edition on Linux Chapter 5 Installing DevPartner Java Edition on AIX Installing DevPartner Java Edition on AIX Configuring Application Servers Installing the DevPartner Java Edition License Server License Concurrent License Uninstalling DevPartner Java Edition on AIX Chapter 6 Installing DevPartner Java Edition on HP-UX Installing DevPartner Java Edition on HP-UX Configuring Application Servers Installing the DevPartner Java Edition License Uninstalling DevPartner Java Edition on HP-UX iv Installing DevPartner Java Edition

5 Chapter 7 Configuring Application Servers DevPartner Java Edition Administration Console Creating a Server Configuration Apache Tomcat Apache Tomcat as a Windows Service BEA WebLogic 7 or 8.1.x BEA WebLogic 8.1.x as a Windows Service IBM WebSphere 5.x IBM WebSphere 5.x as a Windows Service JBoss JBoss as a Windows Service Oracle Application Server (OC4J Integrated) Oracle OC4J Standalone Sun ONE 7 as a Windows Service Sun Java System Application Server Platform Edition Generic Application Server Generic Application Server as a Windows Service Index Table of Contents v

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7 Preface What This Manual Covers Conventions Used In This Manual Customer Support What This Manual Covers This manual contains the following chapters: Chapter 1, System Requirements Minimum hardware requirements, and supported application servers, Integrated Development Environments (IDEs), Web browsers, and licensing information. Chapter 2, Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Windows. Chapter 3, Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Solaris. Chapter 4, Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Linux. Chapter 5, Installing DevPartner Java Edition on AIX. Chapter 6, Installing DevPartner Java Edition on HP-UX. Chapter 7, Configuring Application Servers. vii

8 Conventions Used In This Manual This book uses the following conventions to present information. Screen commands and menu names appear in bold typeface. For example: From the Tools menu, choose Item Browser. Computer commands appear in monospace typeface. For example: At the command line, enter dpjadmin. File and path names appear in bold monospace typeface. For example: In Windows, the default product directory is C:\Program Files\Compuware\DevPartner Java Edition. Variables (for which you must supply values appropriate for your installation) within computer commands and file names appear in italic monospace type. For example: Enter in the Destination field. Customer Support Customer Support can assist you with all your technical problems, from installation to troubleshooting. Before contacting Customer Support, please read the relevant sections of the product documentation and the Release Notes (ReadMeDPJ.htm). You can contact Customer Support by: World Wide Web Telephone Send as many details as possible to Submit issues and access our support knowledge base at Telephone support is available as a paid* Priority Support Service from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Eastern time, Monday through Friday. Have your product release number ready. In the U.S. and Canada, call: For telephone support numbers outside the USA, Canada, and Latin America, see Compuware's FrontLine Web site: * Customer Support handles installation and setup issues free of charge. viii Installing DevPartner Java Edition

9 Before contacting Customer Support, please obtain the following information: Product name (or edition), release, or service pack System configuration: operating system, network configuration, amount of RAM, environment variables, and paths Name and version of your compiler and linker and the options you used in compiling and linking Problem details: settings, error messages, stack dumps, and the contents of any diagnostic windows If the problem is repeatable, the details of how to create the problem Preface ix

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11 Chapter 1 System Requirements Hardware Requirements Supported Operating Systems Supported Java Virtual Machines Supported Application Servers Supported Integrated Development Environments Supported Browsers Supported Languages Licensing Hardware Requirements Windows DevPartner Java Edition requires the following minimum configuration for Windows systems: Intel Architecture 32-bit Pentium III 500 MHz or equivalent 256 MB total system memory 100 MB of free disk space 800 x 600 graphics resolution Solaris DevPartner Java Edition requires the following minimum configuration for Solaris systems: Sparc Ultra MB total system memory 200 MB of free disk space 800 x 600 graphics resolution 1

12 Linux DevPartner Java Edition requires the following minimum configuration for Linux systems: Intel Architecture 32-bit Pentium III 500 MHz or equivalent 256 MB total system memory 200 MB of free disk space 800 x 600 graphics resolution AIX DevPartner Java Edition requires the following minimum configuration for AIX systems: AIX 5.1 and 5.2 (for RS/6000 Power and P Series) 512 MB total system memory 200 MB of free disk space HP-UX DevPartner Java Edition requires the following minimum configuration for HP-UX systems: HP-UX 11i for PA/RISC 512 MB total system memory 200 MB of free disk space Supported Operating Systems DevPartner Java Edition supports the following operating systems: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Edition, with SP1 or SP2 Microsoft Windows 2000 SP3 or SP4, Professional, Server, and Advanced Server Editions Microsoft Windows 2003 Server (Standard and Enterprise Editions) Solaris 8 and 9 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 (AS, ES, and WS Editions) Red Hat Linux 9.0 (Personal and Professional Editions) 2 Installing DevPartner Java Edition

13 AIX 5.1 and 5.2 If you are running AIX 5.1, you must install X11.base.rte version or later before installing DevPartner Java Edition. If you are running AIX 5.2, you must install X11.base.rte version or later before installing DevPartner Java Edition. For both versions of AIX (5.1 and 5.2), the SDK should be version or higher. HP-UX Release 11i The HP-UX 11i v1 Quality Pack (GOLDQPK11i) patch bundle, December Patch PHSS_30049 is required. All HP-UX 11 patches required by the JVM should be installed. Consult the vendor for the list of required patches. The SDK should be version or higher. Supported Java Virtual Machines DevPartner Java Edition requires one of the following Java Virtual Machines (JVMs). Table 1-1. Supported Java Virtual Machines These JVMs HP and 1.4 (32-bit) IBM (32-bit) IBM 1.4 (32-bit) Sun (32-bit) Run on These Operating Systems HP-UX 11i Only with IBM WebSphere on these operating systems: Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows 2003 Server AIX 5.1 and 5.2 Red Hat Linux 9.0 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 Server Solaris 8 and 9 AIX 5.1 and 5.2 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 HP-UX 11i Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows 2003 Server Solaris 8 and 9 Red Hat Linux 9.0 Chapter 1 System Requirements 3

14 Table 1-1. Supported Java Virtual Machines (Continued) These JVMs Sun 1.4 (32-bit) Sun 5.0 (32-bit) JRockit 1.4.2_05 (32-bit) Run on These Operating Systems Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows 2003 Server Solaris 8 and 9 Red Hat Linux 9.0 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows 2003 Server Solaris 8 and 9 Red Hat Linux 9.0 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows 2003 Server Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 DevPartner Java Edition requires one of the following Sun JRE plug-ins for your Web browser: Installing DevPartner Java Edition

15 Supported Application Servers DevPartner Java Edition can profile applications running on the following application servers. Table 1-2. Supported Application Servers These Application Servers Apache Tomcat 4.1 and 5.0 BEA WebLogic Server 7.0 BEA WebLogic Server 8.1.x IBM WebSphere 5.0 Standard and Enterprise Editions (see note below) IBM WebSphere 5.1 Standard and Enterprise Editions JBoss 3.2 and 4.0 Oracle OC4J Standalone v9.0.3 Run on These Operating Systems Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows 2003 Server Solaris 8 and 9 Red Hat Linux 9.0 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 AIX 5.1 and 5.2 HP-UX 11i Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows 2003 Server Solaris 8 and 9 HP-UX 11i Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows 2003 Server Solaris 8 and 9 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 AIX 5.2 HP-UX 11i Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows 2003 Server Solaris 8 and 9 AIX 5.1 and 5.2 Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 Server Solaris 8 and 9 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 AIX 5.1 and 5.2 Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows 2003 Server Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 Windows 2000 and Windows XP Solaris 8 Chapter 1 System Requirements 5

16 Table 1-2. Supported Application Servers (Continued) These Application Servers Oracle Application Server (called OC4J Integrated in DevPartner Java Edition), v9.0.3 Standard, Enterprise, and Java Editions Oracle OC4J Standalone v9.0.4 Oracle Application Server (called OC4J Integrated in DevPartner Java Edition), v9.0.4 Standard, Enterprise, and Java Editions Sun ONE 7 (also called Java System Application Server Platform Edition 7) Sun Java System Application Server Platform Edition 8 Run on These Operating Systems Windows 2000 and Windows XP Solaris 8 and 9 Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows 2003 Server Solaris 8 and 9 Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows 2003 Server Solaris 8 and 9 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 (AS, ES, and WS Editions) Windows 2000 and Windows XP Solaris 8 and 9 Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows 2003 Server Solaris 8 and 9 Note: To run Memory analysis profiling for WebSphere 5.0 on Linux and Windows platforms, you must apply the WebSphere Application Server Version 5.0 Fix Pack 1 (Version 5.0.1), which is available for download. This Fix Pack contains a new IBM JVM that is required. Supported Integrated Development Environments DevPartner Java Edition can be used with the following Integrated Development Environments (IDEs). IDE integration is supported only on Windows platforms. Table 1-3. Supported Integrated Development Environments These IDEs Borland JBuilder 9, Enterprise, Enterprise Studio, Foundation, and Developer Editions Borland JBuilder X, Enterprise, Enterprise Studio, Foundation, and Developer Editions Run on These Application Servers Sun ONE 7 Apache Tomcat 4.1 BEA WebLogic 7.0 and 8.1.x Apache Tomcat 4.1 BEA WebLogic 7.0 and 8.1.x 6 Installing DevPartner Java Edition

17 Table 1-3. Supported Integrated Development Environments (Continued) These IDEs Compuware OptimalJ 3.2 (Architecture, Professional, and Developer Editions) Compuware OptimalJ 3.3 (Architecture, Professional, and Developer Editions) Run on These Application Servers JBoss 3.2 Apache Tomcat JBoss 3.2 Apache Tomcat 5.0 BEA WebLogic 8.1.x IBM WebSphere v5.1 Advanced Single Server Edition (integrated) Eclipse Apache Tomcat 4.1 Eclipse 3.0 Apache Tomcat 4.1 and 5.0 BEA WebLogic 8.1.x JBoss 3.2 and 4.0 IBM WebSphere Studio Application Developer 5.0 IBM WebSphere Studio Application Developer 5.1 IBM WebSphere Application Server 5 - Express IBM WebSphere Application Server Express IBM WebSphere Studio Application Developer 5.0 Integration Edition Apache Tomcat 4.1 and 5.0 IBM WebSphere v5.0 Advanced Single Server Edition (integrated) Apache Tomcat 4.1 IBM WebSphere v5.0 and v5.1 Advanced Single Server Edition (integrated) Apache Tomcat 4.1 IBM WebSphere Application Server - Express Server 5.0 Apache Tomcat 4.1 IBM WebSphere Application Server - Express Server 5.1 Apache Tomcat 4.1 IBM WebSphere v5.0 Advanced Single Server Edition (integrated) Oracle JDeveloper Oracle OC4J Standalone Oracle Application Server (called OC4J Integrated in DevPartner Java Edition) Oracle JDeveloper Oracle OC4J Standalone Oracle Application Server (called OC4J Integrated in DevPartner Java Edition) Chapter 1 System Requirements 7

18 Supported Browsers The user interface for DevPartner Java Edition requires one of the following Web browsers: Internet Explorer Version 6 with or without SP1 Netscape 7.0, 7.0.1, 7.0.2, and 7.1 Mozilla 1.7 Required: If the browser includes a popup blocker, configure it to disable blocking for the DevPartner Java Edition window. If the popup blocker is enabled, DevPartner Java Edition will not operate correctly. The user interface is only supported on the following operating systems: Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows 2003 Server Solaris 8 and 9 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 and Red Hat Linux 9.0 Note: On Windows, Solaris, and Linux, you must register one of the Java plug-ins (listed in Supported Java Virtual Machines on page 3) with the browser you are going to use for DevPartner Java Edition to work. See the documentation for your browser for specific instructions on registering a Java plug-in with that browser. Supported Languages DevPartner Java Edition only has localization support for English (United States (en-us). 8 Installing DevPartner Java Edition

19 Licensing The following license types are available for DevPartner Java Edition. Table 1-4. License Types License Type User Server Description DevPartner Java Edition has two types of user licenses: Single-seat The DevPartner Java Edition Web server, control service, and browser must be on one machine. Single-seat licensing requires a license file for each installation. This license type is not supported on AIX and HP-UX. Concurrent Any number of users, up to the number of concurrent licenses purchased and installed, can launch DevPartner Java Edition, create or view session files, and create or use configuration files on a single local machine. Users cannot access the DevPartner Java Edition server machine remotely with a concurrent license. To access a remote DevPartner Java Edition server, a server license must be installed on that remote machine. Concurrent licensing requires Compuware License Manager. A license is consumed while each user is accessing the DevPartner Java Edition Web server and is released when the user exits the program. Any user with access to the DevPartner Java Edition server machine (through a browser) can create or view session files, and can create or use configuration files on the DevPartner Java Edition server. This allows you to use a browser to access the DevPartner Java Edition server machine remotely if you have a server license. DevPartner Java Edition is installed with a 14-day evaluation license. To use the program beyond the evaluation period, you must obtain a permanent license. A license file, license.dat, is provided by Compuware License Management for each license that you purchase. Your license file(s) will arrive by around the time that your installation kit arrives, and is delivered to the person you designated when you placed your order. Note: If you purchased DevPartner Java Edition from a reseller, request a license file by calling Compuware Worldwide License Management at You can also register over the Web at Chapter 1 System Requirements 9

20 If your license file has not arrived by the time you want to install DevPartner Java Edition, contact Worldwide License Management at Outside the USA and Canada, contact your local Compuware office or agent. If you have other products that use FlexLM licensing and you choose to store your Compuware license file in the same folder as those other license files, we recommend that you rename the Compuware license file to prevent conflicts or accidental merging or replacing of license files. If you already have a licensed Compuware product and want to merge the license files, contact Technical Support at for assistance. For information about installing and using Compuware licenses, refer to the Distributed License Management License Installation Guide (LICINST.PDF). 10 Installing DevPartner Java Edition

21 Chapter 2 Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Windows Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Windows Configuring Application Servers Integrating DevPartner Java Edition with IDEs Installing the DevPartner Java Edition License Installing the Java Runtime Environment Uninstalling DevPartner Java Edition on Windows Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Windows Note: You will need to restart the computer after installing DevPartner Java Edition. If you are running a previous version of DevPartner Java Edition, uninstall your previous version and restart your machine. For more information, see Uninstalling DevPartner Java Edition on Windows on page 16. Use the following procedure to install DevPartner Java Edition on Windows: 1 Insert the DevPartner Java Edition CD to start the installation wizard. The Setup screen appears automatically. From this screen, you can perform the following optional tasks in addition to installing DevPartner Java Edition Java Edition: Display or print the DevPartner Java Edition Installation Guide. Install the Java 2 runtime environment. You must have Java 2 runtime environment V1.31_02 or higher on your system. For details, see Installing the Java Runtime Environment on page

22 12 Installing DevPartner Java Edition Note: The installation file for the Windows edition of DevPartner Java Edition is named DPJW.exe. 2 On the Setup screen, click Install Compuware DevPartner. The Welcome screen appears. 3 Click Next. The License Agreement appears. 4 Read and accept the License Agreement, then click Next. The Customer Information screen appears. 5 Enter your name and company information and click Next. The Destination Folder screen appears. The default path for installing DevPartner Java Edition is displayed in the Destination Folder screen. If you want to install the product in a different location, click Change and browse to the desired location. 6 Click Next. The Post-Install Setup screen appears. This screen provides three options for configuring DevPartner Java Edition as part of the installation process. If you do not need any of the options, or if you prefer to perform the tasks after installation is complete, clear the selections as desired. 7 Click Next. The Ready to Install the Program screen appears. 8 Review your installation settings; use Back to return to a previous screen and change a setting if necessary. When you have confirmed that your selections are correct, click Install. A progress meter on the Installing Compuware DevPartner Java Edition screen shows the progress of the installation. Note: During the installation, certain portions of the process continue without advancing the progress bar on the installation wizard. If you think the install is not responding, check the Windows Task Manager before stopping the installation. 9 When installation is completed, the InstallShield Wizard Completed screen appears. Click Finish. If you selected Integrate DevPartner Java Edition with your IDE option, you must integrate at least one IDE with DevPartner Java Edition. 1 When the DevPartner Java Edition IDE Addin Installation screen appears, select an IDE from the list, then click Continue. 2 In the next screen, enter the path of the IDE installation (root directory) in the field; or browse to find the directory. Click Install. 3 Select another IDE and repeat step 1 2; or click Exit. For more details, see Integrating DevPartner Java Edition with IDEs on page 13.

23 If you selected the Set up application servers for analysis option, set up one or more application servers to be analyzed by DevPartner Java Edition; see the instructions for your application server in Chapter 7, Configuring Application Servers. If you cleared this option, the installation process skips this step. You can configure an application server at any time after installation is completed. To skip setting up application servers and continue the installation process, click Cancel. If you are prompted to make the changes effective, click Yes. Compuware DevPartner Java Edition opens in your default browser when your system restarts. Configuring Application Servers After completing installation, you can configure application servers for use with DevPartner Java Edition. You must perform this task in order to use the features in the Application Server Testing tab of the Start page. For instructions, see Chapter 7, Configuring Application Servers. Integrating DevPartner Java Edition with IDEs After installing DevPartner Java Edition, you can integrate it with an IDE so you can use DevPartner Java Edition features from within the IDE interface. Use the Java IDE Add-in Manager for this task. 1 Select Start>Programs>Compuware DevPartner Java Edition>Utilities>Java IDE Add-in Manager. The IDE Addin Installation screen appears. 2 From the list, select the appropriate IDE. Table 2-1 lists the supported IDEs. Table 2-1. Entries for IDEs in the IDE Add-in Installation Screen IDE Borland JBuilder 9.0 or X Compuware OptimalJ 3.2 and 3.3 Eclipse Eclipse 3.0 Entry in IDE Installation List Borland JBuilder Compuware OptimalJ Eclipse Eclipse 3.0 Chapter 2 Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Windows 13

24 Table 2-1. Entries for IDEs in the IDE Add-in Installation Screen (Continued) IDE IBM WebSphere Application Developer v5.0 Basic Edition IBM WebSphere Application Developer v5.1 Basic Edition IBM WebSphere Application Developer Integration Edition v5 IBM WebSphere Application Server 5.0 and Express Oracle JDeveloper v9.0.4 Oracle JDeveloper v9.0.5 Entry in IDE Installation List IBM WSAD v5.0 IBM WSAD v5.1 IBM WSAD Integration Edition 5.0 IBM WAS Express Oracle9i JDeveloper v9.0.4 Oracle10G JDeveloper v Click Continue. 4 Enter the path of the IDE installation (root directory) in the field, or click the browse button to find the directory. 5 Click Install. 6 If you have no other IDEs to configure, click Exit to close the utility. Otherwise, repeat step 2 5 as needed. Installing the DevPartner Java Edition License When you install DevPartner Java Edition, a 14-day evaluation license is automatically installed. This license is only valid for 14 days. To install a single-user, concurrent, or server license on Windows, you must use the License Administration Utility (LAU), which is installed by default in C:\Program Files\Common Files\Compuware. Information on the LAU is provided in the Compuware Distributed License Management Installation Guide (LICINST.PDF), installed by default in C:\Program Files\Common Files\Compuware. If you will be using concurrent licensing (that is, sharing the DevPartner Java Edition server), you must install a License Manager before using DevPartner Java Edition unless you are planning to use an existing License Manager. Note: It is highly recommended that no previous versions of the License Manager exist on this machine. 14 Installing DevPartner Java Edition

25 Refer to the Distributed License Management License Installation Guide for information on installing the License Manager. After upgrading to a server license, you must stop and restart the NCSP process: 1 In the Windows Control Panel, double-click Administrative Tools. 2 In the Administrative Tools window, double-click Services. 3 In the Services window, right-click Compuware DevPartner Java Edition Control Service and select Stop. 4 Right-click Compuware DevPartner Java Edition Control Service again and select Start. Installing the Java Runtime Environment DevPartner Java Edition requires Java runtime environment V1.3.1_02 or higher to be installed on your machine. To install the Java 2 runtime environment from the DevPartner Java Edition CD: 1 Insert the DevPartner Java Edition CD to start the installation wizard. The Setup screen appears automatically. 2 Click Java 2 Runtime Environment. An Extracting Files screen appears while files are extracted from the setup file. 3 On the Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for Java 2 Runtime Environment, SE v1.4.0 screen, click Next. 4 Read and accept the License Agreement. Click Next. 5 Accept the default on the Choose Destination Location screen, or browse for a directory into which to install the Java 2 Runtime Environment; then click Next. 6 Select the browser that will have the Java 2 runtime environment as its default runtime. Click Next. 7 The Setup Status screen displays the progress of the installation. The installation procedure displays a confirmation message when the installation successfully completes. Chapter 2 Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Windows 15

26 Uninstalling DevPartner Java Edition on Windows To remove DevPartner Java Edition from your machine: 1 From the Windows Control Panel, open Add/Remove Programs. 2 Select Compuware DevPartner Java Edition Click Remove. When you are prompted to confirm, click Yes. 4 Restart your computer if prompted. When you uninstall DevPartner Java Edition, session files and configuration information stored in the \var subdirectory of the product directory are not deleted. If you do not need these files, you can delete this folder after restarting your computer. If you are reinstalling DevPartner Java Edition, your configurations and session files will be available in the new installation. 16 Installing DevPartner Java Edition

27 Chapter 3 Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Solaris Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Solaris Configuring Application Servers Installing the DevPartner Java Edition License Installing the Java Runtime Environment Uninstalling DevPartner Java Edition on Solaris Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Solaris Required: To install DevPartner Java Edition and to configure an application server using the dpjadmin utility, you must first install a GUI that is based on the X Window System and is compatible with Java Swing. If you are running a previous version of DevPartner Java Edition, uninstall your previous version before installing this version. For more information, see Uninstalling DevPartner Java Edition on Solaris on page 22. Use the following procedure to install DevPartner Java Edition on Solaris: 1 Mount the DevPartner Java Edition CD and change to the subdirectory dir/setup, where dir is the directory where the CD is mounted. 2 From the comment line, run DPJS.BIN. 3 On the Introduction screen, click Next. 4 Read and accept the License Agreement. Click Next. 17

28 5 On the Picking a Browser screen, select YES to specify a browser during installation or NO to skip specifying a browser. If you specify a browser, you can use the DevPartner Java Edition user interface locally. Click Next. 6 If you selected YES in the previous step, enter the path or browse to find the path to your browser on the Choose Your Browser screen. Click Next. If you selected NO in the previous step, this screen does not appear. 7 On the License Setup screen, select the type of user license to use. A user license enables DevPartner Java Edition on your local machine. By default, DevPartner Java Edition installs a 14-day evaluation license. After 14 days, you must specify a valid Compuware user license file to continue using the product. To specify a user license, click User License and enter the path to the license file you are going to use, or browse to select the path; then click Next. Note: If you selected the 14-day evaluation license, the installation procedure skips the next step. 8 On the Server License Setup screen, select the type of server license to use. A server license enables you to access DevPartner Java Edition from a remote machine. By default, DevPartner Java Edition installs a 14-day evaluation server license, even if you specified a user license in the previous step. After 14 days, you must specify a valid Compuware server license file to continue using the remote access capabilities of the product. To specify a server license, click DevPartner Java Edition Server License and enter the path to the server license file you are going to use, or browse to select the path; then click Next. 9 On the Ready to Install screen, verify the installation settings and click Install. A progress meter shows the progress of the installation. 10 On the Install Completed Successfully screen, click Done. DevPartner Java Edition has been installed in /opt/compuware/dpj. The DevPartner Java Edition user interface appears. 18 Installing DevPartner Java Edition

29 Configuring Application Servers After completing installation, you can configure application servers for use with DevPartner Java Edition. You must perform this task in order to use the features in the Application Server Testing tab of the Start page. For instructions, see Chapter 7, Configuring Application Servers. Installing the DevPartner Java Edition License Single-Seat License Server License When you install DevPartner Java Edition, a 14-day evaluation license is automatically installed. This license is only valid for 14 days. You can use the DPJ utility to transition to a single-seat license, a concurrent license, or a server license. If you will be using concurrent licensing (that is, sharing the DevPartner Java Edition server), you must install a License Manager before using DevPartner Java Edition. To install a single-seat license: 1 Install the single-seat license file you received from Compuware onto your hard disk, if it is not already installed. 2 Exit all DevPartner Java Edition browsers. 3 From a console, log in as root. 4 Enter the following command at the prompt, where licensefilename is the full path and name of the license file you installed: dpj -setlicense licensefilename To use a server license: 1 Install the server license file you received from Compuware on the machine to be used as the DevPartner Java Edition server, if it is not already installed. 2 Exit all DevPartner Java Edition browsers. 3 From a console, log in as root. Chapter 3 Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Solaris 19

30 4 Enter the following command at the prompt, where serverlicensefilename is the full path and name of the server license file you installed, port is the port number you have set for the License Manager (typically 7166), and host is the host name of the machine where the DevPartner Java Edition user license was installed: dpj -setlicense Concurrent License Concurrent licensing requires use of a Compuware License Manager. Install the Compuware License Manager unless you are planning to use an existing License Manager. Note: It is highly recommended that no previous versions of the License Manager exist on this machine. 1 Change to the subdirectory dir/licmgr/sunos where dir is the directory where the CD is mounted. 2 To untar the file, run tar xvf sl_lm33.tar 3 Create the directory /usr/local/cwlm for the License Manager (root access is required to create the directory). 4 Copy the files from where you untarred the tar file (/LicMgr/SunOS) to the /usr/local/cwlm directory. 5 Create the /usr/local/flexlm/licenses directory and copy the license file (sent to you by Compuware) to it. Rename the license file as License.dat or set the LM_License_File environment variable. If you need instructions on setting this environment variable, see the Distributed License Management License Installation Guide (LICINST.PDF) on the DevPartner Java Edition CD. The License Manager must be running whenever a client requests a license checkout. You can configure the License Manager to start automatically each time the server boots, or to start manually. 1 To start the License Manager manually (required each time the server reboots), enter (as one line): lmgrd -c /usr/local/flexlm/licenses/license.dat > license.log & 20 Installing DevPartner Java Edition

31 2 To prevent users from stopping the License Manager, enter the -p -2 option directly after the lmgrd string. If this option is selected, only Administrators with root privileges can stop the License Manager: nohup path_to/lmgrd -p -2 -c /usr/local/flexlm/licenses/license.dat > license.log & When a License Manager and concurrent license are installed, you can use the DPJ utility to complete license installation. 1 On the DevPartner Java Edition server, exit all DevPartner Java Edition browsers. 2 From a console, log in as root. 3 Enter the following command, where port is the port number you have set for the License Manager (typically 7166) and host is the host name of the machine where the License Server was installed: dpj -setlicense port@host Installing the Java Runtime Environment DevPartner Java Edition requires that Java runtime environment V1.3.1_02 or higher be installed on your machine. If you do not have it, you have to install it. You can install the Java 2 runtime environment from the DevPartner Java Edition CD. Use the following procedure to install the Java 2 runtime environment on your machine: 1 Mount the DevPartner Java Edition CD and change to the subdirectory dir/jre, where dir is the directory where the CD is mounted. 2 Copy j2re-1_4_1_03-solaris-sparc.sh to your local system. Caution: Do not run the executable from the CD. If you try to run the executable from the CD, errors are thrown informing you that the file could not be extracted or installed. 3 To install the Java 2 runtime environment, run the following from the command line: j2re-1_4_1_03-solaris-sparc.sh 4 Read and accept the License Agreement. Click Next. 5 Accept the default on the Choose Destination Location screen, or browse for a directory into which to install the Java 2 Runtime Environment; then click Next. Chapter 3 Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Solaris 21

32 6 Select the browser that will have the Java 2 runtime environment as its default runtime. Click Next. 7 The Setup Status screen displays the progress of the installation. When the installation successfully completes, the installation procedure displays a confirmation message. Uninstalling DevPartner Java Edition on Solaris Use the following procedure to remove DevPartner Java Edition from your machine: 1 Set your directory to /opt/compuware/dpj/bin. 2 At the command line, enter./uninstalldpj. 3 When you are prompted to confirm, enter YES. 4 The system displays the message Uninstallation Complete when DevPartner Java Edition has been removed from your machine. When you uninstall DevPartner Java Edition, session files and configuration information stored in the var/opt/compuware/dpj subdirectory of the product directory are not deleted. If you do not need these files, you can delete this folder after restarting your computer. If you are reinstalling DevPartner Java Edition, your configurations and session files will be available in the new installation. 22 Installing DevPartner Java Edition

33 Chapter 4 Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Linux Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Linux Configuring Application Servers Installing the DevPartner Java Edition License Installing the Java 2 Runtime Environment Uninstalling DevPartner Java Edition on Linux Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Linux Required: To install DevPartner Java Edition and to configure an application server using the dpjadmin utility, you must first install a GUI that is based on the X Window System and is compatible with Java Swing. If you are running a previous version of DevPartner Java Edition, uninstall your previous version. For more information, see Uninstalling DevPartner Java Edition on Linux on page 28. Use the following procedure to install DevPartner Java Edition on Linux: 1 Mount the DevPartner Java Edition CD and change to the subdirectory dir/setup, where dir is the directory where the CD is mounted. 2 From the command line, run DPJL.BIN. 3 On the Introduction screen, click Next. 4 Read and accept the License Agreement. Click Next. 23

34 5 On the Picking a Browser screen, select YES to specify a browser during installation or NO to skip specifying a browser. If you specify a browser, you can use the DevPartner Java Edition user interface locally. Click Next. 6 If you selected YES in the previous step, enter the path or browse to find the path to your browser on the Choose Your Browser screen. Click Next. If you selected NO in the previous step, this screen does not appear. 7 On the License Setup screen, select the type of user license to use. A user license enables DevPartner Java Edition on your local machine. By default, DevPartner Java Edition installs a 14-day evaluation license. After 14 days, you must specify a valid Compuware user license file to continue using the product. To specify a user license, click User License and enter the path to the license file you are going to use, or browse to select the path; then click Next. Note: If you selected the 14-day evaluation license, the installation procedure skips the next step. 8 On the Server License Setup screen, select the type of server license to use. A server license enables you to access DevPartner Java Edition from a remote machine. By default, DevPartner Java Edition installs a 14-day evaluation server license, even if you specified a user license in the previous step. After 14 days, you must specify a valid Compuware server license file to continue using the remote access capabilities of the product. To specify a server license, click DevPartner Java Edition Server License and enter the path to the server license file you are going to use, or browse to select the path; then click Next. 9 On the Ready to Install screen, verify the installation settings and click Install. A progress meter shows the progress of the installation. 10 On the Install Completed Successfully screen, click Done. DevPartner Java Edition has been installed in /opt/compuware/dpj. The DevPartner Java Edition user interface appears. 24 Installing DevPartner Java Edition

35 Configuring Application Servers After completing installation, you can configure application servers for use with DevPartner Java Edition. You must perform this task in order to use the features in the Application Server Testing tab of the Start page. For instructions, see Chapter 7, Configuring Application Servers. Installing the DevPartner Java Edition License Single-Seat License Server License When you install DevPartner Java Edition, a 14-day evaluation license is automatically installed. This license is only valid for 14 days. You can use the DPJ utility to transition to a single-seat license, a concurrent license, or a server license. If you will be using concurrent licensing (that is, sharing the DevPartner Java Edition server), you must install a License Manager before using DevPartner Java Edition. For details, see Concurrent License on page 26. To install a single-seat license: 1 Install the single-seat license file you received from Compuware onto your hard disk, if it is not already installed. 2 Exit all DevPartner Java Edition browsers. 3 From a console, log in as root. 4 Enter the following command at the prompt, where licensefilename is the full path and name of the license file you installed: dpj -setlicense licensefilename To use a server license: 1 Install the server license file you received from Compuware on the machine to be used as the DevPartner Java Edition server, if it is not already installed. 2 Exit all DevPartner Java Edition browsers. 3 From a console, log in as root. Chapter 4 Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Linux 25

36 4 Enter the following command at the prompt, where serverlicensefilename is the full path and name of the server license file you installed, port is the port number you have set for the License Manager (typically 7166), and host is the host name of the machine where the DevPartner Java Edition user license was installed: dpj -setlicense Concurrent License Concurrent licensing requires use of a Compuware License Manager. Install the Compuware License Manager unless you are planning to use an existing License Manager. Note: It is highly recommended that no previous versions of the License Manager exist on this machine. 1 Change to the subdirectory dir/licmgr/sunos where dir is the directory where the CD is mounted. 2 To untar the file, run tar xvf lin_lm33.tar 3 Create the directory /usr/local/cwlm for the License Manager (root access is required to create the directory). 4 Copy the files from where you untarred the tar file (/LicMgr/Linux) to the /usr/local/cwlm directory. 5 Create the /usr/local/flexlm/licenses directory and copy the license file (sent to you by Compuware) to it. Rename the license file as License.dat or set the LM_License_File environment variable. If you need instructions on setting this environment variable, see the Distributed License Management License Installation Guide (LICINST.PDF) on the DevPartner Java Edition CD. The License Manager must be running whenever a client requests a license checkout. You can configure the License Manager to start automatically each time the server boots, or to start manually. 1 To start the License Manager manually (required each time the server reboots), enter (as one line): lmgrd -c /usr/local/flexlm/licenses/license.dat > license.log & 26 Installing DevPartner Java Edition

37 2 To prevent users from stopping the License Manager, enter the -p -2 option directly after the lmgrd string. If this option is selected, only Administrators with root privileges can stop the License Manager: nohup path_to/lmgrd -p -2 -c /usr/local/flexlm/licenses/ license.dat > license.log & When a License Manager and concurrent license are installed, you can use the DPJ utility to complete license installation. 1 On the DevPartner Java Edition server, exit all DevPartner Java Edition browsers. 2 From a console, log in as root. 3 Enter the following command, where port is the port number you have set for the License Manager (typically 7166) and host is the host name of the machine where the License Server was installed: dpj -setlicense port@host Installing the Java 2 Runtime Environment DevPartner Java Edition requires that Java runtime environment V1.3.1_02 or higher be installed on your machine. If you do not have it, you have to install it. You can install the Java 2 runtime environment from the DevPartner Java Edition CD. Use the following procedure to install the Java 2 runtime environment on your machine: 1 Mount the DevPartner Java Edition CD and change to the subdirectory dir/jre, where dir is the directory where the CD is mounted. 2 Copy j2re-1_4_1_03-linux-i586.bin to your local system. Caution: Do not run the executable from the CD. If you try to run the executable from the CD, errors are thrown informing you that the file could not be extracted or installed. 3 To install the Java 2 runtime environment, run the following from the command line: j2re-1_4_1_03-linux-i586.bin 4 Read and accept the License Agreement. Click Next. 5 Accept the default on the Choose Destination Location screen, or browse for a directory into which to install the Java 2 Runtime Environment; then click Next. Chapter 4 Installing DevPartner Java Edition on Linux 27

38 6 Select the browser that will have the Java 2 runtime environment as its default runtime. Click Next. 7 The Setup Status screen displays the progress of the installation. When the installation successfully completes, the installation procedure displays a confirmation message. Uninstalling DevPartner Java Edition on Linux Use the following procedure to remove DevPartner Java Edition from your machine: 1 Set your directory to /opt/compuware/dpj/bin. 2 At the command line, enter./uninstalldpj. 3 When you are prompted to confirm, enter YES. 4 The system displays the message Uninstallation Complete when DevPartner Java Edition has been removed from your machine. When you uninstall DevPartner Java Edition, session files and configuration information stored in the var/opt/compuware/dpj subdirectory of the product directory are not deleted. If you do not need these files, you can delete this folder after restarting your computer. If you are reinstalling DevPartner Java Edition, your configurations and session files will be available in the new installation. 28 Installing DevPartner Java Edition

39 Chapter 5 Installing DevPartner Java Edition on AIX Installing DevPartner Java Edition on AIX Configuring Application Servers Installing the DevPartner Java Edition License Uninstalling DevPartner Java Edition on AIX Installing DevPartner Java Edition on AIX Required: To install DevPartner Java Edition and to configure an application server using the dpjadmin utility, you must first install a GUI that is based on the X Window System and is compatible with Java Swing. If you are running a previous version of DevPartner Java Edition, uninstall your previous version before installing this version. For details, see Uninstalling DevPartner Java Edition on AIX on page 32. Use the following procedure to install DevPartner Java Edition on an AIX server: 1 Mount the DevPartner Java Edition CD and change to the subdirectory dir/setup, where dir is the directory where the CD is mounted. 2 From the command line, run DPJA.BIN. 3 On the Introduction screen, click Next. 4 Read and accept the License Agreement. Click Next. 5 On the License Setup screen, select the type of user license to use. A user license enables DevPartner Java Edition on your local machine. 29

40 By default, DevPartner Java Edition installs a 14-day evaluation license. After 14 days, you must specify a valid Compuware user license file to continue using the product. To specify a user license, click User License and enter the path to the license file you are going to use, or browse to select the path; then click Next. Note: If you selected the 14-day evaluation license, the installation procedure skips the next step. 6 On the Server License Setup screen, select the type of server license to use. A server license enables you to access DevPartner Java Edition from a remote machine. By default, DevPartner Java Edition installs a 14-day evaluation server license, even if you specified a user license in the previous step. After 14 days, you must specify a valid Compuware server license file to continue using the remote access capabilities of the product. To specify a server license, click DevPartner Java Edition Server License and enter the path to the server license file you are going to use, or browse to select the path; then click Next. 7 On the Ready to Install screen, verify the installation settings and click Install. A progress meter shows the progress of the installation. 8 On the Install Completed Successfully screen, click Done. DevPartner Java Edition has been installed in /opt/compuware/dpj. The DevPartner Java Edition user interface appears. Note: After DevPartner Java Edition has been installed, run the DevPartner Java Edition browser (DPJserver:21578/ui) on one of the other supported platforms. You cannot run the browser on AIX. Configuring Application Servers After completing installation, you can configure application servers for use with DevPartner Java Edition. You must perform this task in order to use the features in the Application Server Testing tab of the Start page. For instructions, see Chapter 7, Configuring Application Servers. 30 Installing DevPartner Java Edition

41 Installing the DevPartner Java Edition License Server License Concurrent License When you install DevPartner Java Edition, a 14-day evaluation license is automatically installed. This license is only valid for 14 days. You can use the DPJ utility to transition to a concurrent license or a server license. Note: Single-seat licenses are not supported on AIX. To install a server license: 1 Install the server license file you received from Compuware on the machine to be used as the DevPartner Java Edition server, if it is not already installed. 2 Exit all DevPartner Java Edition browsers. 3 From a console, log in as root. 4 Enter the following command at the prompt, where licensefilename is the full path and name of the server license file you installed, port is the port number you have set for the License Manager (typically 7166), and host is the host name of the machine where the DevPartner Java Edition user license was installed: dpj -setlicense licensefilename:port@host Concurrent licensing requires use of a Compuware License Manager. Install the Compuware License Manager unless you are planning to use an existing License Manager. Note: It is highly recommended that no previous versions of the License Manager exist on this machine. 1 Change to the subdirectory dir/licmgr/aix where dir is the directory where the CD is mounted. 2 To untar the file, run tar xvf aix_lm33.tar 3 Create the directory /usr/local/cwlm for the License Manager (root access is required to create the directory). 4 Copy the files from where you untarred the tar file (/LicMgr/AIX) to the /usr/local/cwlm directory. Chapter 5 Installing DevPartner Java Edition on AIX 31

42 5 Create the /usr/local/flexlm/licenses directory and copy the license file (sent to you by Compuware) to it. Rename the license file as License.dat or set the LM_License_File environment variable. If you need instructions on setting this environment variable, see the Distributed License Management License Installation Guide (LICINST.PDF) on the DevPartner Java Edition CD. The License Manager must be running whenever a client requests a license checkout. You can configure the License Manager to start automatically each time the server boots, or to start manually. 1 To start the License Manager manually (required each time the server reboots), enter (as one line): lmgrd -c /usr/local/flexlm/licenses/license.dat > license.log & 2 To prevent users from stopping the License Manager, enter the -p -2 option directly after the lmgrd string. If this option is selected, only Administrators with root privileges can stop the License Manager: nohup path_to/lmgrd -p -2 -c /usr/local/flexlm/ licenses/license.dat > license.log & When a License Manager and concurrent license are installed, you can use the DPJ utility to complete license installation. 1 On the DevPartner Java Edition server, exit all DevPartner Java Edition browsers. 2 From a console, log in as root. 3 Enter the following command, where port is the port number you have set for the License Manager (typically 7166) and host is the host name of the machine where the License Server was installed: dpj -setlicense port@host Uninstalling DevPartner Java Edition on AIX 32 Installing DevPartner Java Edition Use the following procedure to remove DevPartner Java Edition from your machine: 1 Set your directory to /opt/compuware/dpj/bin. 2 At the command line, enter./uninstalldpj. 3 When you are prompted to confirm, enter YES. 4 The system displays the message Uninstallation Complete when DevPartner Java Edition has been removed from your machine.

43 When you uninstall DevPartner Java Edition, session files and configuration information stored in the var/opt/compuware/dpj subdirectory of the product directory are not deleted. If you do not need these files, you can delete this folder after restarting your computer. If you are reinstalling DevPartner Java Edition, your configurations and session files will be available in the new installation. Chapter 5 Installing DevPartner Java Edition on AIX 33

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45 Chapter 6 Installing DevPartner Java Edition on HP-UX Installing DevPartner Java Edition on HP-UX Configuring Application Servers Installing the DevPartner Java Edition License Uninstalling DevPartner Java Edition on HP-UX Installing DevPartner Java Edition on HP-UX Required: To install DevPartner Java Edition and to configure an application server using the dpjadmin utility, you must first install a GUI that is based on the X Window System and is compatible with Java Swing. If you are running a previous version of DevPartner Java Edition, uninstall your previous version before installing this version. For details, see Uninstalling DevPartner Java Edition on HP-UX on page 37. Use the following procedure to install DevPartner Java Edition on an HP-UX server: 1 Mount the DevPartner Java Edition CD and change to the subdirectory dir/setup, where dir is the directory where the CD is mounted. 2 From the command line, run DPJH.BIN. 3 On the Introduction screen, click Next. 4 Read and accept the License Agreement. Click Next. 35

46 5 On the License Setup screen, select the type of user license to use. A user license enables DevPartner Java Edition on your local machine. By default, DevPartner Java Edition installs a 14-day evaluation license. After 14 days, you must specify a valid Compuware user license file to continue using the product. To specify a user license, click User License and enter the path to the license file you are going to use, or browse to select the path; then click Next. Note: If you selected the 14-day evaluation license, the installation procedure skips the next step. 6 On the Server License Setup screen, select the type of server license to use. A server license enables you to access DevPartner Java Edition from a remote machine. By default, DevPartner Java Edition installs a 14-day evaluation server license, even if you specified a user license in the previous step. After 14 days, you must specify a valid Compuware server license file to continue using the remote access capabilities of the product. To specify a server license, click DevPartner Java Edition Server License and enter the path to the server license file you are going to use, or browse to select the path; then click Next. 7 On the Ready to Install screen, verify the installation settings and click Install. A progress meter shows the progress of the installation. 8 On the Install Completed Successfully screen, click Done. DevPartner Java Edition has been installed in /opt/compuware/dpj. The DevPartner Java Edition user interface appears. Note: Note: After DevPartner Java Edition has been installed, run the DevPartner Java Edition browser on one of the other supported platforms. You cannot run the browser on AIX. Once DevPartner Java Edition has been installed, run the DevPartner Java Edition browser (DPJserver:21578/ui) on one of the other supported platforms. You cannot run the DevPartner Java Edition browser on HP-UX. Configuring Application Servers 36 Installing DevPartner Java Edition After completing installation, you can configure application servers for use with DevPartner Java Edition. You must perform this task in order to use the features in the Application Server Testing tab of the Start page. For instructions, see Chapter 7, Configuring Application Servers.

47 Installing the DevPartner Java Edition License When you install DevPartner Java Edition, a 14-day evaluation license is automatically installed. This license is only valid for 14 days. You can use the DPJ utility to transition to a server license. Note: Single-seat licenses are not supported on HP-UX. Running the Compuware License Manager on HP-UX is not supported. To use a concurrent license for HP-UX, you must install and run the Compuware License Manager on one of the other supported platforms for DevPartner Java Edition. For instructions, see the appropriate chapter for the selected platform. To use a server license: 1 Exit all DevPartner Java Edition browsers. 2 From a console, log in as root. 3 Enter the following command at the prompt, where licensefilename is the full path and name of the server license file you installed, port is the port number you have set for the License Manager (typically 7166), and host is the host name of the machine where the DevPartner Java Edition user license was installed: dpj -setlicense licensefilename:port@host Uninstalling DevPartner Java Edition on HP-UX Use the following procedure to remove DevPartner Java Edition from your machine: 1 Set your directory to /opt/compuware/dpj/bin. 2 At the command line, enter./uninstalldpj. 3 When you are prompted to confirm, enter YES. 4 The system displays the message Uninstallation Complete when DevPartner Java Edition has been removed from your machine. When you uninstall DevPartner Java Edition, session files and configuration information stored in the var/opt/compuware/dpj subdirectory of the product directory are not deleted. If you do not need these files, you can delete this folder after restarting your computer. If you are reinstalling DevPartner Java Edition, your configurations and session files will be available in the new installation. Chapter 6 Installing DevPartner Java Edition on HP-UX 37

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49 Chapter 7 Configuring Application Servers DevPartner Java Edition Administration Console Creating a Server Configuration DevPartner Java Edition Administration Console To profile applications running through an application server, you must have a DevPartner Java Edition configuration for the server. To determine whether your application server is supported, see Table 1-2 in Chapter 1, System Requirements. If your application server is not listed, you can configure it as a generic application server. Note, however, that support is not guaranteed for a server that is not included in the list. Use the DevPartner Java Edition Administration Console to create server configurations. You can also use this utility to modify configurations (although you cannot change the name of an existing configuration) and delete them. When you open the Administration Console, it automatically detects the application server(s) installed on the same machine as DevPartner Java Edition and creates the configuration(s). (If more than one instance of an application server is installed, a configuration is created only for the most recent instance.) To save these default configurations, click OK. To create additional configurations, use the procedures described in the next topic. 39