Installing HACL on the Communications Server for Windows® Server

- This is only available for Communications Server Win32 SNA API clients.
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After you have inserted the Communications Server for Windows® CD-ROM and followed the steps in the interface, you will be prompted to click on Setup to begin the installation of the InstallShield® Wizard. Once installed, the wizard will guide you through the rest of the installation procedures. Upon completion of the installation of the wizard, a Welcome to IBM® Communications Server window appears. Click on Next to continue. The next series of panels will prompt you to choose the setup type, the drive and directory where you want to install Communications Server, the FTP directory for anonymous access for IBM® Files On-Demand, and the drive and directory where you want to install the HACL class files.
This install provides the ability to access HACL Java class files from an applet residing on the server, or to access HACL Java class files from a Java™ Application residing on the server, HACL codepage converters, the documentation for HACL, and sample Java™ applets and Java™ applications. (You do not need to install HACL on the server in order to run as a Java™ application on the client.)
The following describes the HACL parts and their definitions:
\IBMCS\SDK\JAVA\HACL\EN\DOC\*.* The on—line, HTML format,
HACL documentation. The documentation
is formatted to be accessed by a
web-browser. It is recommended that you
start at the file called
"ECLReference.html".
\IBMCS\SDK\JAVA\HACL\TOOLKIT\HACL\SAMPLES\*.* Sample programs.
\IBMCS\SDK\JAVA\HACL\TOOLKIT\JARS\habeans.jar This file is used to
run HACL Java applets and
applications from the server.
\IBMCS\jre\*.* Java Runtime Environment that is
compatible with the HACL files
installed on the server.