Installing Reflection

Manual Installation Procedures

If you want to use a servlet runner other than the one automatically installed with Reflection (Tomcat), if you are installing on a platform for which an automated installer is not provided, or if you cannot run the automated installer for any reason, use a compressed archive file to install the needed component (located on the CD-ROM for your platform in the \install\nonautomated\ directory).

The following archives are provided:

Archive	Component
PFXTool.zip	PFX tool: This is a tool for diagnosing problems with PFX keystore files. For more information, contact technical support.
rweb.war rweb.zip	Reflection management server (Emulation & Administration)
rwebmeter.war rwebmeter.zip	Metering server
rwebproxy.zip	Security proxy server
siteminder.zip	SiteMinder files: This includes files necessary for integrating Reflection with eTrust SiteMinder.
staticsessionmigration.zip	Static Session Migration Wizard
tomcat.zip	Servlet runner

Important: Before Installing from an Archive File

• If you do not already have a JDK installed on your computer, download a Java 2 or later JDK (version 5.0 is recommended) from the Sun web site.
  
  
• The Reflection Administrator management server and the metering server component must be installed as servlets within a servlet runner. To manually install the supplied servlet runner, extract tomcat.zip first and install Reflection Administrator within the webapps directory. To install Reflection with a different servlet runner, follow the installation information in the documentation for that servlet runner.
• To install a component using an archive file, use the appropriate tool (for example, WinZip) to extract the contents. If you have the Java jar tool (part of the Java Development Kit) on the computer where you are installing the component, you can use the following jar command to extract the contents of the archive:
  
      jar xf <archive file name>
  
  
• If you extract the contents of an archive to your local machine and then transfer the files to a server using FTP, make sure your FTP utility preserves the capitalization of the file names. Otherwise, Reflection components may not function correctly.
  
  
• If you plan to use X.509 client certificates or secure LDAP access control, make sure the account used to run the management server has permission to write to the Java SDK certificate authority certificates file (cacerts).
  
  
• For more information about installing Reflection Administrator on computers running UNIX or Linux, see Technical Note 1699.