Providing APF authorization

First, ensure that data set SYS1.SIEALNKE is in the link list. The system automatically places this data set at the beginning of the link list, unless it is overridden by a SYSLIB statement in PROGxx. The default IEASYSxx value LNKAUTH=LNKLST must also be in effect, or SYS1.SIEALNKE must be APF authorized.

The next steps in this process are optional. They are only required if you copied the Capacity Provisioning files or the Java files on your runtime system.

On any runtime system, the Provisioning Manager must run with APF authorization. In this case the code must be authorized; the main program is located in a program library data set (PDSE) and the libraries are located in the file system.

If you have copied the Capacity Provisioning library files from the UNIX file system, make sure that all Provisioning Manager libraries  and the Java™ libraries are sufficiently authorized. The Provisioning Manager libraries are located in /usr/lpp/cpo/lib. You can check the authorization by entering the following command at a UNIX shell prompt: 
extattr /usr/lpp/cpo/lib/*
The following libraries require APF authorized = YES:
  • libcpoarm.so
  • libcpoconsole.so
  • libcposocket.so
  • libcpostream.so
  • libcpoii.so
The Java library is in /usr/lpp/java/J7.1/bin/classic and is named libjvm.so. If you have copied the Java SDK code, you must ensure that its APF authorization is the same as the one of the Provisioning Manager libraries. You can define APF authorization by entering command: 
extattr +a <filespec>
Parent topic: Preparing the Provisioning Manager