What to install

When you install EAServer, features are installed by default depending on the type of installation you select. The types of installations are:

Table 1-2 describes EAServer features and lists the features that are installed for each type of installation. Any feature can be optionally installed if you select the Custom installation type, and a Full installation installs everything.

Table 1-2: EAServer features

Feature

Description

Installation type

Server

Includes the application server and files required to manage the server and develop clients and components.

Typical

Core server files

Installs files required by the server.

Typical

Locales

Allows you to install locale files in addition to English.

Optional Charsets

Allows you to install additional character sets.

EAServer Manager

Allows you to configure servers, packages, and components.

Typical, Client Runtime

C++ runtime

Includes the files required to run standalone EAServer C++ client applications on machines that lack a server installation; for example, header files, link libraries, and DLLs.

Typical, Client Runtime

Java runtime

Includes the files required to either run standalone EAServer Java client applications on machines without a server installation, or to develop and run Java applications that use EAServer components.

Typical, Client Runtime

SSL runtime

Installs the SSL runtime to manage SSL certificates on client installations including files required to open SSL connections from C++ or PowerBuilder clients, including the standalone client Security Manager.

Typical, Client Runtime

System Management

Installs the EAServer systems management components to support remote management using JDMK, JMX, and SNMP. See the EAServer System Administration Guide for more information on this feature.

Custom

ODBC

Installs the ODBC drivers. See “Configuring ODBC” for more information.

NoteYou must install ODBC, or the server will not run.

Typical, Client Runtime

Apache and iPlanet plug-ins

Installs Web server plug-ins to integrate EAServer Web applications with Web sites hosted on popular Web servers.See Chapter 4, “Installing and Configuring a Web Server Redirector Plug-In,” for more information.

Debug server

Includes the debug version of the application server and files required to manage the server and develop clients and components.

Documentation

Installs online HTML documentation and tutorial files in the EAServer html/docs subdirectory.

Typical

Message Bridge

Sybase Message Bridge for Java generates Java classes that simplify parsing and construction of XML documents used in your EAServer applications. Installs the runtime files required by Message Bridge and the GUI that aids in building Message Bridge applications.

Open Client

Installs the Open Client™ software. See “Configuring Open Client” for more information.

Typical

Samples

Installs the EAServer samples and the Adaptive Server Anywhere database server and runtime files required by some of the samples, and the tutorials.

Typical

PowerBuilder

Provides support for running PowerBuilder 8.0.4 and 9.0.1 components in EAServer.

PowerJ

Installs the PowerJ runtime files libjcc.sl, easclient.jar, and so on.

Web Services support

Installs Web Services Toolkit. You can choose which components are installed:

  • WST runtime installs the files required to run Web services in EAServer.

  • WST client runtime installs only the files that are required to run Web services clients.

  • Administration console installs the Web-based Web services administration tool.

  • Eclipse-based development tool installs an Eclipse plug-in to create and administer Web services, and optionally installs Eclipse.

  • Private UDDI server installs the files required to run a private Uniform Description, Discovery, and Integration (UDDI) server.

See the Web Services Toolkit User’s Guide for more information.

Typical