eDirectory™ Developer Suite includes the following components:
Classes for Java* and JNDI Providers (NJCL)
Classes for Java and JNDI Providers (NJCL) - Clientless
DSML for eDirectory (SOAP)
eDirectory Libraries for C
Identity Manager (DirXML®) Driver Kit
LDAP Classes for Java
LDAP JDBC* Driver
LDAP Libraries for C
NLM™ and NetWare® Libraries for C (including CLib and XPlat)
Novell SecretStore® Developer Kit for C
Novell SecretStore Developer Kit for Java
Some of the components in this suite require that the Novell® JVM* for NetWare also be installed.
Classes for Java and JNDI Providers (NJCL), NJCL - Clientless, and LDAP JDBC Driver default to a client install. You must first install these components to your local workstation and then copy the following files ot a server:
Copy jncpv2.nlm to sys:\java\bin.
Copy njclv2.jar to sys:\java\lib.
Copy jncpv2.nlm to sys:\java\bin.
Copy njclv2.jar to sys:\java\lib.
Copy ldapjdbc.jar to sys:\java\lib.
Modify your classpath environment variable.
Use the following command line:
envset CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH;sys:\java\lib\ldapjdbc.jar
Add the command line to the java.cfg file in the sys:\etc directory.
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