You can fully enable the runtimes
for HATS Web projects, HATS rich client projects, and WebFacing projects.
To fully enable the runtimes for production in accordance with your
licensed proof of entitlement, you must specify your license settings
using the License Settings wizard included in the HATS Toolkit.
Note:
You must run the License Settings wizard even for projects
whose runtimes were fully enabled in previous versions of HATS.
To run the License Settings wizard, follow these steps:
Start the HATS Toolkit.
In the HATS perspective, from the menu bar select HATS > License Settings. In the WebFacing
perspective, right-click anywhere in the WebFacing Projects view and
select License Settings.
On the Runtime Enablement File panel,
if the location of the runtime enablement file is not already set
from a previous use of the wizard, use the Browse button to browse for the location
of the file.
Notes:
The runtime enablement file is provided to you on a CD (or
image, if you downloaded HATS electronically) separate from the HATS Toolkit.
If you downloaded HATS from the Passport Advantage® Web
site, the runtime enablement file is located in the runtime enablement
CD image.
If you cannot locate your runtime enablement file,
contact your IBM business
partner or IBM sales
representative, as appropriate. IBM technical service representatives cannot
provide you the file. For more information see http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21316632.
The name of the runtime enablement file used to fully enable
HATS Web, HATS rich client, and WebFacing projects is runtimeenablement95-webrcp.jar.
The wizard enables both the HATS and WebFacing runtimes in one step.
You must use the file intended for use with
your version of HATS. An error message will display if during this
process you try to use a file for an older version of HATS.
After setting the location of the runtime enablement
file, click Next.
On the License Options panel the types of projects are displayed
with an indication whether they will be enabled or not enabled based
on the selected runtime enablement file. Select the license option
specified by your Proof of Entitlement. Options are Authorized User or Value
Unit. If you specify Authorized User,
you must also enter the number of licenses purchased.
Select Apply to all new projects created
in any workspace to fully enable the runtime for all new projects, depending on your type of license, created
in any workspace.
Select Apply to all existing projects
in the current workspace to fully enable the runtime for all
projects, depending on your type of license,
that exist in the current workspace. If you have existing projects
in other workspaces, you must run the License Settings wizard in each
of those workspaces.
Note:
HATS checks the license
settings of projects in a workspace on startup and prompts you to
update the license settings if any of the projects don't match the
master license settings. For information about how to disable checking
the license settings at startup, see the HATS User's and Administrator's Guide.
Click Finish.
Evaluating HATS
Regardless of where you obtain the HATS package
(HATS CD, Web, or packaged with another product), you install the
same version of the HATS Toolkit. This is a limited-use version
that you can use to evaluate HATS. After installation, you must use the License Settings wizard in the HATS Toolkit to
fully enable the HATS runtime for production in accordance with your
licensed proof of entitlement.
Before purchasing runtime licenses, you can evaluate
HATS with minimal restrictions. You can use the HATS Toolkit to develop
applications and test them using the local test environments.
HATS Web applications that you develop before
you fully enable the HATS runtime are restricted to just two runtime
host connections. HATS rich client applications that you develop before fully enabling the HATS runtime allow
unlimited host connections in the local test environment but no host
connections in a deployed production environment.
After evaluating the HATS Toolkit, if you decide you want to purchase
HATS licenses for runtime deployment, you can fully
enable the runtime using the License Settings wizard without
reinstalling the HATS Toolkit.