Jmyra Observer


















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Installation

This are the installation instructions for JMyra Observer. The same instructions are also included with the JMyra distribution.

The JMyra Observer software can be downloaded as a zip file, a tar file or as Windows installer executable. The content of these files are identical, except that the text files in the zip file and the installer are encoded for the Windows platform.

See below for platform specific installation instructions for Linux/Unix, Windows Installer, Zip Archive

The archives contain the following files:

jmyra/bin/*	Shellscripts and .bat files to start JMyra
jmyra/config/*	Configuration directory. This also contains the license file.
jmyra/lib/*	The JMyra jar file, and all required jar files:

jmyra/lib/JMyraEnterprise.jar	or
jmyra/lib/JMyraDeveloper.jar	The JMyra runtime classes
jmyra/lib/jmxri.jar	The Java Management Extension implemenation by Sun
jmyra/lib/mail.jar	The Java Mail API
jmyra/lib/activation.jar	The Activation classes, required for the Mail API
jmyra/lib/jfreechartjar	The chart library for the statistics
jmyra/lib/jcommon.jar	part of JFreeChart

jmyra/examples/*	The source of the example classes
jmyra/doc/*	The JMyra documentation. These are the same pages that are available online in JMyra.

If you are installing JMyra Enterprise Edition you are prompted for a user and password. The default is

  user: admin
  password: admin

Remember to change the password!

Installing on Linux and Unix:

Unpack the tar file in a directory you want the JMyra directory be created under. The directory structure described above will be created.

Change into the jmyra/bin directory and set the executable flag for the shell script:

%> chmod +x run.sh

Change into the jmyra/bin directory and start JMyra using the run script. On the first start JMyra will create the required configuration files in the jmyra/config directory. The JMyra web server will start on port 7000 (you can change the port in the jmyra/config/startup.cnf file. See details in the online documentation.)

JMyra will then try to start netscape with the JMyra start page.
If the Netscape browser is not installed, or can not be found by JMyra start the browser manually with the URL displayed. (On the first start it will be http://127.0.0.1:7000/ )

Look around in JMyra a bit. Be sure to read the "Starting JMyra" section of the online documentation.

Installing on Windows, using the installer:

Run the installer. It will ask you for a directory to install JMyra into. It will also put a shortcut on your desktop and in your program menu. Klick on the JMyra icon to start JMyra. On the first start JMyra will create the required configuration files in jmyra/config. JMyra will automatically try to start your default web browser with the JMyra start page. If this for some reason doesn't work open your browser manually on http://127.0.0.1:7000/.

The default port 7000 can be changed in the jmyra/config/startup.cnf file.
See the online documentation for details.

Look around in JMyra a bit. Be sure to read the "Starting JMyra" section of the online documentation.

You might want to create a shortcut to JMyra on your desktop. Make sure to set the working directory to the jmyra/bin directory.

Installing on Windows, using the zip archive:

Unpack the zip file in a directory you want the JMyra directory be created under. The directory structure described above will be created.

Start JMyra using the jmyra/bin/run.bat file. On the first start JMyra will create the required configuration files in the jmyra/config directory. The JMyra web server will start on port 7000 (you can change the port in the jmyra/config/startup.cnf file. See details in the online documentation.)

JMyra will then try to start netscape with the JMyra start page. If the Netscape browser is not installed, or can not be found by JMyra start the browser manually with the URL displayed. (On the first start it will be http://127.0.0.1:7000/ )

Look around in JMyra a bit. Be sure to read the "Starting JMyra" section of the online documentation.

You might want to create a shortcut to JMyra on your desktop. Make sure to set the working directory to the jmyra/bin directory.