Use the command line on your computers to configure the
environment to run your custom integration applications.
About this task
To run your custom integration applications with your
chosen operating system, you must update the CLASSPATH environment
variable:
Procedure
- Add the IBM® Integration
API JAR
files to your CLASSPATH.
To add the JAR files to your CLASSPATH:
On Linux®:export CLASSPATH = $CLASSPATH%;$install_dir/server/classes/IntegrationAPI.jar:
$install_dir/common/jetty/lib/jetty-io.jar:
$install_dir/common/jetty/lib/jetty-util.jar:
$install_dir/common/jetty/lib/websocket-api.jar:
$install_dir/common/jetty/lib/websocket-client.jar:
$install_dir/common/jetty/lib/websocket-common.jar:
$install_dir/common/jetty/lib/jetty-client.jar:
$install_dir/common/jetty/lib/jetty-http.jar:
On Windows:set CLASSPATH = %CLASSPATH%;%install_dir%\server\classes\IntegrationAPI.jar
%install_dir\common\jetty\lib\jetty-io.jar;
%install_dir\common\jetty\lib\jetty-util.jar;
%install_dir\common\jetty\lib\websocket-api.jar;
%install_dir\common\jetty\lib\websocket-client.jar;
%install_dir\common\jetty\lib\websocket-common.jar;
%install_dir\common\jetty\lib\jetty-client.jar;
%install_dir\common\jetty\lib\jetty-http.jar;
- Add your Java™ development
directory to the CLASSPATH in the same way.
What to do next
Use the tools that are provided by your JDK to build and
run your custom integration applications.