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Need a server download I can install on AIX
We are running the Jazz server on AIX. With M6a, it was easy enough to
download the server and get it running. Now, there's a nice, small,
installer, but not for AIX. I don't really want to download the Linux
DVD with 1 GIG of unnecessary gorp to try to get this working. Can I
please get the old style build of the server?
Bryan
download the server and get it running. Now, there's a nice, small,
installer, but not for AIX. I don't really want to download the Linux
DVD with 1 GIG of unnecessary gorp to try to get this working. Can I
please get the old style build of the server?
Bryan
8 answers
I believe you can download the Smaller Express-C version without the
Installer under the "All Downloads" Section.
Bryan Hunt wrote:
Installer under the "All Downloads" Section.
Bryan Hunt wrote:
We are running the Jazz server on AIX. With M6a, it was easy enough to
download the server and get it running. Now, there's a nice, small,
installer, but not for AIX. I don't really want to download the Linux
DVD with 1 GIG of unnecessary gorp to try to get this working. Can I
please get the old style build of the server?
Bryan
Jazz server is running on AIX ?
Any problem during the installation or can i install it with an installer available in the download section ?
Thanks
Any problem during the installation or can i install it with an installer available in the download section ?
Thanks
We are running the Jazz server on AIX. With M6a, it was easy enough to
download the server and get it running. Now, there's a nice, small,
installer, but not for AIX. I don't really want to download the Linux
DVD with 1 GIG of unnecessary gorp to try to get this working. Can I
please get the old style build of the server?
Bryan
Here's what I'm currently doing:
On my Linux workstation, download the Linux installer.
Install the server.
Zip the server bits and ftp to my AIX server
Unzip the bits
Make the necessary modifications to the shell scrips
Setup all of the junk necessary to get Bluepages authentication
Start the server
It's a pain, but it's working.
Bryan
On 2008-05-30 08:37:59 -0500,
n.cougoulic@fr.ibm-dot-com.no-spam.invalid (n.cougoulic) said:
On my Linux workstation, download the Linux installer.
Install the server.
Zip the server bits and ftp to my AIX server
Unzip the bits
Make the necessary modifications to the shell scrips
Setup all of the junk necessary to get Bluepages authentication
Start the server
It's a pain, but it's working.
Bryan
On 2008-05-30 08:37:59 -0500,
n.cougoulic@fr.ibm-dot-com.no-spam.invalid (n.cougoulic) said:
Any news about running Jazz Server on AIX ?
thanks
On Sun, 01 Jun 2008 14:37:53 -0500, Bryan Hunt wrote:
Why don't you just download the Express-C zip file? Then you can extract
it on AIX and continue with the steps you've outlined.
- Dmitry
On my Linux workstation, download the Linux installer. Install the
server.
Zip the server bits and ftp to my AIX server Unzip the bits
Make the necessary modifications to the shell scrips Setup all of the
junk necessary to get Bluepages authentication Start the server
Why don't you just download the Express-C zip file? Then you can extract
it on AIX and continue with the steps you've outlined.
- Dmitry
Express-C says it only works with Derby ( I need to use DB2). I
assumed this meant that the bits were different and wouldn't work for
me. If they are truly the same, then that build be much easier.
Bryan
On 2008-06-02 08:26:10 -0500, Dmitry Karasik <dkarasik> said:
assumed this meant that the bits were different and wouldn't work for
me. If they are truly the same, then that build be much easier.
Bryan
On 2008-06-02 08:26:10 -0500, Dmitry Karasik <dkarasik> said:
On Sun, 01 Jun 2008 14:37:53 -0500, Bryan Hunt wrote:
On my Linux workstation, download the Linux installer. Install the
server.
Zip the server bits and ftp to my AIX server Unzip the bits
Make the necessary modifications to the shell scrips Setup all of the
junk necessary to get Bluepages authentication Start the server
Why don't you just download the Express-C zip file? Then you can extract
it on AIX and continue with the steps you've outlined.
- Dmitry
Are you using the Express-C bits with DB2?
On 2008-06-03 10:27:58 -0500, lauzon@us.ibm-dot-com.no-spam.invalid
(shawnlauzon) said:
On 2008-06-03 10:27:58 -0500, lauzon@us.ibm-dot-com.no-spam.invalid
(shawnlauzon) said:
I have it working on AIX, and have had it working for a long time. I
simply remove the included Linux JDK and replace it with a symbolic
link to my existing AIX JDK. After that it works great.