Launching
You can launch the cmsd and the masterd from the commandline. Simply open a terminal, navigate to the install directory and launch the applications.
Launching cmsd
When launching the cmsd, you must specify some options. Some of these options require configuration files that will be discussed later. e.g.:
java -classpath target/iCMS.jar iCMS/cmsd/cmsd -w -l 6 -o 60000 -d -q -c config/test2.xml -r config/repman.msg
Meaning:
java |
the runtime interperter e.g. from the JRE |
-classpath target/iCMS.jar |
the jar file containing the application |
iCMS/cmsd/cmsd |
the application to be started |
-l 6 (default = 0) |
the log level |
-o 60000 (default = 0) |
the TCP socket of the cms deamon |
-d |
the display flag for the operational output (default off) |
-q |
the quiet mode flag suppresses debug log to standard output (default off) |
-w |
selects writing of the trapstorage to persistant files |
-c config/test2.xml |
the configuration file used to start cmsd (discussed later) |
-r config/repman.msg |
the trap translations file to be used (discussed later) |
Log levels
The system supports the following log levels:
- level 0 : no logging
- level 1 : fatal errors
- level 2 : minor errors
- level 3 : operational logging
- level 4 : detailed operational logging
- level 5 : debug logging
- level 6 : debug logging with stacktraces
When you try to report a bug, please include a log at at least level 5 or 6 logfile
Launching masterd
When launching the masterd, you must specify some options. Some of these options require configuration files that will be discussed later. e.g.:
java -classpath target/iCMS.jar iCMS/masterd/masterd -l 6 -p 443 -q -c config/masterd.config
Meaning:
java |
the runtime interperter e.g. from the JRE |
-classpath target/iCMS.jar |
the jar file containing the application |
iCMS/masterd/masterd |
the application to be started |
-l 6 (default = 0) |
the log level |
-p 443 (default = 0) |
the TCP socket of the master deamon |
-q |
the quiet mode flag suppresses debug output (default off) |
-c config/masterd.config |
the configuration file used to start masterd (discussed later) |
Launching applets
Guess what, you can just open it in your browser, the embedded html page is described in the chapter about configuring the applets.
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