Sun Microsystems 3 manual Setting Up an iPlanet UDS Runtime Environment

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iIS Process Management Tasks

Setting Up an iPlanet UDS Runtime Environment

An iIS process management system runs in an iPlanet UDS software environment. Both the development and production capabilities of iIS (both process development and process execution) use the distributed runtime services provided by an iPlanet UDS environment. A functioning iPlanet UDS environment is the technical infrastructure underlying an iIS process management system.

Installing iIS Process Management Software

iIS process management system software consists of a number of client and server software modules required to support nodes that perform a number of different functions. The functionally different types of nodes in an iIS process system are the following:

nodes that support iIS process engine components

nodes that support process development

nodes that support client application development or client application execution in a production environment

Before installing iIS process system software, you must first determine which nodes in your iPlanet UDS environment are used for each of these purposes and to install the corresponding system software on each.

When upgrading iIS process system software, especially in production environments, you might have to migrate data from existing iIS process engine databases to new ones. See “Upgrading an iIS System” on page 63.

Setting Up and Maintaining Central Development Repositories

In iIS development environments, the code created in the process development workshops is stored in a modified iPlanet UDS central development repository. As an iIS system manager, you may be called on to create iIS central development repositories and start a Repository Server for each. (Developers can also use private iIS repositories.)

Central development repositories require maintenance, such as backing them up periodically, compacting them regularly, and implementing usage patterns among your development staff that improves performance.

For more information on managing central development repositories, see the iPlanet UDS System Management Guide.

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Sun Microsystems 3 manual Setting Up an iPlanet UDS Runtime Environment, Installing iIS Process Management Software