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Application Manager — Overview

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3 Assign an Application

The Assign process copies an application’s executable (*.vex), configuration

(*.acfg), and shared library (*.so or *.dll) files from a development directory to

an MPS and associates the application with specific phone lines on an MPS.

Executable and configuration files (*.vex and *.acfg) are copied to the following

locations on the node where they will process.

Solaris: $MPSHOME/component_typeN/apps

Windows 2000:%MPSHOME%\component_typeN\apps

Shared libraries (*.so or *.dll) are copied to the following locations on the

component where the application will be processed.

Solaris: $MPSHOME/component_typeN/apps/lib

Windows 2000:%MPSHOME%\component_typeN\apps\lib

If a configuration file (*.acfg) for this application is located in the same directory as

the executable file (*.vex), it is also copied to the

$MPSHOME/componentN/apps directory (on the component where application

processing occurs) during the Assign process.

• If no configuration file exists when the application is being assigned, you have

the option to create a default configuration file during the Assign process.

• Alternatively, you can define a configuration file with the Application

Configuration window, then use the Assign action to assign the application.

Both an application’s executable and configuration files (*.vex and *.acfg) must

exist in the following directories before starting the application, with the Start

process (Step #4).

Solaris: $MPSHOME/component_typeN/apps

Windows 2000:%MPSHOME%\component_typeN\apps

Any shared libraries required by the application must be located in the following

directory paths before starting the application (see Step #2). All files are copied to

their respective directories on the component where the application will be

processed.

Solaris: $MPSHOME/component_typeN/apps/lib

Windows 2000:%MPSHOME%\component_typeN\apps\lib

To define the order in which applications are assigned and started in the case of

system reboot, use the Reorder action. Each time an application is assigned, it

gets appended to the end of the previously defined list. To ensure that the correct

assign/start is defined, be sure to check this tool after assigning applications.

Step APPMAN Events Time Line Sheet 3 of 4

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