Configuring the command-line environment to run custom integration applications

Use the command line on your computers to configure the environment to run your custom integration applications.

1. 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;

2. Add your Java™ development directory to the CLASSPATH in the same way.