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--- Desktop Manager ---
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- Step 1: Generating the configure script -
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NOTE: Tarball releases already include a configure script so this step is unnecessary in that case.

Type this in the root path of the source code to generate the configure script:

$ ./autogen.sh --help

- Step 2: Calling the configure script -
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In the root path of the source code, you should execute the configure script. For more information on changing the default paths, execute configure with the --help option.

$ ./configure --prefix=/usr \
              --with-webconsole-prefix=/opt/sun/webconsole \
              --with-jato-path=/opt/sun/share/lib/jato.jar \
              --with-ns-ldap-path=/usr/share/lib/java/ldapjdk.jar

NOTE: You should use the same prefix than the SPI, otherwise you need to set the --with-apoc-dir option.

- Step 3: Building the sources -
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If the configuration ends successfully, then you should build and install the sources:

$ make
$ make install

- Step 4: Post installation -
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After installation, you should copy or make symbolic link from some files of the Java Web Console repository, the following example assumes that the webconsole is installed under /opt/sun/webconsole:

$ cd /opt/sun/webconsole/apoc
$ ln -s /opt/sun/webconsole/private/import/tld WEB-INF/
$ ln -s /opt/sun/webconsole/private/import/lib/registrationservlet.jar WEB-INF/lib/
$ ln -s /opt/sun/webconsole/private/import/help com_sun_web_ui/
$ ln -s /opt/sun/webconsole/private/import/jsp com_sun_web_ui/

Finally, you need to install the APOC Template Packages on the apoc/packages directory, if you have them installed already somewhere else, a symbolink link will work here as well:

$ ln -s /usr/share/apoc/packages /opt/sun/webconsole/apoc/packages