Index for Jolt Installation Guide
A
- ASP Connectivity for TUXEDO 1-2, 1-3
B
- BEA TUXEDO
- Jolt Repository Editor
- initializing services using 3-30
- buffers, filtering 3-33
C
- client support 1-9
- command-line options 3-13-3-17
- Jolt Relay 3-21
- compression 1-2
- configuration 2-1, 3-1, 3-29
- Event Subscription 3-7, 3-32
- Jolt Relay (JRLY) 3-8
- Jolt Relay Adapter (JRAD) 3-9, 3-26
- Jolt Repository 3-3, 3-28
- *GROUPS section 3-29
- *SERVERS section 3-29
- Jolt Server Listener (JSL) 3-2, 3-13
- network address 3-26, 3-27
- quick 3-2
- Repository File, jrepository 3-30
- configuration file 3-35
- format 3-35
- Jolt Relay 3-24
D
- Diffie-Hellman (DH) Key Exchange 1-2, 1-4, 3-17
- directory structure 1-12
- AS400 1-15
- IBM mainframe 1-15
- NT 1-15
- OS390 1-15
- UNIX 1-12
- documentation
- BEA Jolt Developer's Guide 1-4
- BEA Jolt Installation and Configuration Guide 1-4
- BEA Jolt Release Notes 1-4
- CD contents 1-4
- Javadoc 1-3
- Jolt Language Reference in Javadoc 1-4
- documentation, installing online 2-26
- dynamic link library (dll) 1-16
E
- encryption 1-4, 3-17
F
- failover
- Jolt Client to JRLY connection 3-20
- JRLY to JRAD connection 3-20
G
- GROUPS section configuration 3-29
I
- installation 2-1, 3-1
- before you begin 1-16
- Jolt Relay 1-8
- Linux 2-13
- NT 2-1
- online documentation 2-1
- OS 390 2-18
- OS 400 2-18
- UNIX 2-13
- Windows NT 2-1
- installation requirements
- client 1-10
- disk storage 1-5, 1-10
- Java Developer's Kit 1-10
- server 1-5
- Internationalization 1-3
- interoperability
- client/server 1-3
- release 1-11
J
- Javadoc 1-3
- Jolt client class library 1-10
- Jolt client requirements 1-10
- Jolt Internet Relay 3-18
- Jolt Relay (JRLY)
- as NT service 1-2
- command-line options for NT 3-21
- configuration 3-24
- configuration file 3-24
- connection to JRAD 1-2
- failover 3-19
- installation 1-8
- network address configuration 3-26
- starting 3-20
- supported platforms 1-8
- Jolt Relay Adapter (JRAD) 3-26
- configuration 3-26
- starting 3-26
- Jolt Repository 3-28
- configuring 3-28
- initializing services 3-3
- Jolt Repository Editor
- initializing services using 3-30
- Jolt server 3-11
- platforms supported 1-5
- shutting down the 3-12
- starting the 3-11
- Jolt Server Listener (JSL)
- *MACHINES section 3-37
- *SERVERS section 3-37
- configuration 3-13, 3-38
- optional parameters 3-40
- parameters usable with 3-39
- restarting 3-12
- UBBCONFIG file 3-36
- Jolt WAS 1-2
- JoltBeans 1-4
- JoltSessionAttributes, multiple JSL addresses 1-2
- jrepository 3-30
- JRLY See Jolt Relay
- JSE Connectivity for TUXEDO 1-2, 1-3
L
- license agreement 2-3
- licensing instructions
- NT 2-25
- UNIX 2-25
- licensing Jolt 2-24
- Linux 1-3
- Linux, installation 2-13
M
- MACHINES section
- Jolt Server Listener (JSL) 3-37
O
- online documentation
- installation 2-1
- using 2-26
- OS 390, installation 2-18
- OS 400, installation 2-18
P
- parameters
- associated with RESTART 3-44
- boot 3-40
- optional for JSL 3-40
- runtime 3-42
- TUXEDO 3-45
- usable with JSL 3-39
- preinstallation checklist 1-16
R
- release migration 1-11
- Repository Editor
- before you start 3-4
- exiting the 3-6
- logon 3-5
- starting from Web server 3-4
- starting, using appletviewer 3-4
S
- sample applications, online resources 3-46
- security 1-4, 3-17
- simpapp, online resources 3-46
- system requirements 1-5
- BEA TUXEDO 1-5
- WebLogic Enterprise 1-5
T
- TUXEDO
- ASP connectivity for 1-11
- background information 3-35
- JSE Connectivity for 1-3
- parameters, entering 3-45
- version 1-3
U
- UBBCONFIG
- Jolt Server Listener (JSL) configuration sample 3-36
- UBBCONFIG file 3-35
- uninstalling
- Jolt (from NT) 4-3
- Jolt (from UNIX) 4-5
W
- Web servers supported 1-5
- WebLogic Enterprise (WLE) 1-2
- Windows NT
- installation 2-1
Y
- Y2K 1-3