Java RFC Orbix Server Installation Processing 

Purpose

This document describes the processing performed by the JRFC.EXE installation utility. In all examples, assume that you install the Orbix server component onto a directory called TARGETDIR.

Process Flow

The Orbix installation procedure:

In both of the above cases, the Java RFC installation copies the Orbix Library/Utilities (IONA's Orbix 2.3C runtime components, OrbixWeb, and the Orbix configuration files) to the Orbix server computer.

In addition, if you are installing the Orbix utilities FOR THE FIRST TIME, the JRFC.EXE installation program:

If you do not want to have the service start automatically, you may change the setting from the Control Panel, or modify this registry entry to 0x3.

This is required by the Orbix client, which looks for the Orbix daemon on the Orbix server host only at this port number. This is different from the default Orbix port number 1570. If you have an existing version of Orbix, the Java RFC installation does not change this entry.

Since the Java RFC setup assumes the use of Port number 1571, if you have an existing Orbix installation that uses another port number, you must set the port number used by the client side to the one defined in your Orbix configuration. You do this by using the MiddlewareInfo object. See the get/setOrbDaemonPort methods of MiddlewareInfo in the Java RFC HTML Reference document.

This field can be overwritten from the Java RFC client, using the MiddlewareInfo object. See the get/setLocalDomainName methods of MiddlewareInfo in the Java RFC HTML Reference document.

If you have an existing version of Orbix, the Java RFC installation also does not modify this value.