installjava copies a JAR file into the Adaptive Server system and makes the Java classes contained in the JAR available for use in the current database. The syntax is:
installjava -f file_name [-new | -update] [-j jar_name] [ -S server_name ] [ -U user_name ] [ -P password ] [ -D database_name ] [ -I interfaces_file ] [ -a display_charset ] [ -J client_charset ] [ -z language ] [ -t timeout ]
For example, to install classes in the addr.jar file, enter:
installjava -f “/home/usera/jars/addr.jar”
The –f parameter specifies an operating system file that contains a JAR. You must use the complete path name for the JAR.
This section describes retained JAR files (using -j) and updating installed JARs and classes (using new and update). For more information about these and the other options available with installjava, see the Utility Guide.
When you install a JAR file, Application Server copies
the file to a temporary table and then installs it from there. If
you install a large JAR file, you may need to expand the size of tempdb using
the alter database command.
