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Downloading and Installing Stibium

The Stibium Distribution comes in the form of a digitally signed jar archive, which includes both the Stibium web-application and the JNDI service provider. See the: Getting Started With Stibium document for more details.


The Contents of the Stibium Distribution

The contents of the distribution archive are shown below:


 --# Stibium-<version>
   |
   |-- ReadMe.txt
   |-- ReleaseNotes.txt
   |
   |--# client
   |  '-- StibiumClient.jar
   |
   |--# server
   |  '-- Stibium.war
   |
   |--# junit
   |  |
   |  |--# lib
   |  |  '-- StibiumJUnit.jar
   |  |
   |  |--# scripts
   |  |  |-- runJUnit.cmd
   |  |  '-- runInterop.cmd
   |  |
   |  '--# src
   |     '-- (junit source files)
   |
   |--# dotnet
   |  '-- StibiumDotNetSetup.msi
   |
   |--# docs
   |  |
   |  |--# manuals
   |  |  |-- StibiumGettingStarted.pdf
   |  |  |-- StibiumTechManual.pdf
   |  |  |-- StibiumJUnitTestSuites.pdf
   |  |  |-- StibiumDotNetGettingStarted.pdf
   |  |  |-- StibiumDotNetClientManual.pdf
   |  |  '-- StibiumNUnitTestSuitesDoc.pdf
   |  |
   |  '--# javadoc
   |     '-- (client & junit javadoc files)
   |
   |--# stibium-data
   |  |-- stibium-accounts.xml
   |  |-- stibium-config.xml
   |  '-- stibium-berry.xml
   |
   '--# thirdparty
      '-- (other jar archives required by clients)




» The 'client' directory

This contains the StibiumClient.jar archive.

This includes the JNDI service provider required by client applications. This archive does not need to be unzipped and should be included on the class path of any client applications.


» The 'server' directory

This directory contains the Stibium.war web archive.

This is self-contained and does not need to be unzipped manually; it can be used as-is to install the Stibium web application directly onto an Apache Tomcat web server.


» The 'junit' directory

This directory contains three subdirectories, 'src', 'lib' and 'scripts':

  • 'src' contains the source code for the Stibium junit test suites.
  • 'lib' contains the StibiumJUnit.jar archive, which contains all the corresponding class files.
  • 'scripts' contains the runJUnit.cmd and runInterop.cmd scripts, which can be used to run the test suite(s) under Windows.

» The 'dotnet' directory

This directory contains the StibiumDotNetSetup.msi msi installer.

This can be used to install the Stibium .Net client library and its associated set of NUnit test suites.


» The 'docs' directory

This directory contains two subdirectories, 'javadoc' and 'manuals':

  • 'javadoc' contains javadoc documentation for the relevant Stibium client and junit classes.
  • 'manuals' contains the Stibium document set in pdf format.

» The 'stibium-data' directory

This directory contains 'spare' copies of the xml files used by the Stibium web application:

  • stibium-config.xml
  • stibium-accounts.xml
  • stibium-berry.xml

» The 'thirdparty' directory

This directory contains all of the thirdparty libraries/archives that will needed by any Java client applications; these are mostly related to Apache Axis.

 
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