Because the ECRTP files are binary files, you must transfer them from the Windows PC to the UNIX server using the binary transfer mode. You can use any transfer protocol that supports a binary transfer.
To copy the appropriate executables to a UNIX server, follow these steps:
Open Windows Explorer.
Open c:\Program Files\Sybase\
The ECRTP for UNIX files are installed in a platform-specific directory on your system. The directories are:
SUN ECRTP
HP ECRTP
IBM ECRTP
Under each directory are these subdirectories:
NON ODBC
ODBC
Shared Libraries
Shared Libraries ODBC
Static Archives
If you need ODBC capability, such as:
Plan to use the SQL database access commands in ECMap or ECRTP
Use an ODBC database for Trading Partner information
Use ODBC database for ECRTP’s logging information
You need to install the DataDirect ODBC Drivers separately as covered in Chapter 6, “Installing ODBC Drivers.”
Even if you installed the DataDirect drivers for an
earlier release of ECRTP, you must re-install them for this
release because of password branding changes. When you re-install
the DataDirect drivers, you do not need to uninstall the older DataDirect
drivers first. If you purchased the drivers from DataDirect, re-installing
the drivers is not necessary.
Use a shared library version of ECRTP if you want it to be linked dynamically at runtime with your program. Use the static archive version of ECRTP if you want it to be linked at compile time.
Use ftp with binary to send the contents of the appropriate directory to a UNIX server directory. The destination directory is arbitrary. Normally you copy executables to a directory in your PATH and the shared libraries in the shared library path.
After you have transferred the files, do one the following based on the product version that you are installing:
