You can build the
sample program that uses Axis Web services for the
Site
Recovery Manager API. Axis can be downloaded from the Apache Web site, or
as the
libaxis-java package
in some Linux distributions. Axis works with JDK 1.6 and later. Source code
build files are located in the
samples/Axis/java
directory, as extracted from the ZIP archive.
Procedure
-
Make sure the Java
development kit and Apache Axis are installed and functioning.
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Start the Linux terminal
(shell) or Windows command prompt.
-
Set the environment
variables as shown in the Java and Axis environment variables table.
Table 1. Java and Axis
environment variables
| Environment Variable
|
Description and Usage Notes
|
Example Setting
|
| AXISHOME
|
Complete path to the top‐level Axis
installation directory. Must be set before using the build scripts.
|
C:\Apache\axis1.4
/usr/share/java
|
| JAVAHOME
|
Path to the binary directory for the Java
JDK.
|
C:\Java\jdk1.7.0_65
/usr/lib/jvm/java-7-openjdk-i386
|
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Change directory to
sdk/samples/Axis/java
and run the
build.sh script (or
on Windows, the
build.bat
file) to compile the sample Java code into a class file.
-
If the build script
produces error messages about missing classes (could not find or load a class),
edit the script and change the
LOCALCLASSPATH line so
path names refer to the proper jar file versions. Some Java archives contain
symbolic links where a generic file points to a specific version of the jar
file.
The script takes time to
build the
RecoveryPlanList sample
program, which lists all recovery plans, or optionally gets state for a
specified recovery plan.
Note: The sample program
was written for Axis version 1. It may require modifications for version 2.