If you have the line "Plugin: {path_to_file}/libwebservice.so" in your ar.conf
then the plugin is installed. There are no forms required for the plugin to
function.
To install the plugin do the following:
First Find the file "libsebservice.so" is on your system.
Second Add a line in the ar.cfg "Plugin: {path_to_file}/libwebservice.so"
Third Restart the arserver processes
To remove the plugin simply comment out the plugin line in the ar.conf and
restart the arserver processes.
Fred
-----Original Message-----
From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Anderson Debra (PRN)
Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2010 1:40 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Setting up web serivces on ARS existing server
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Hi Everyone,
We are running ARS 7.0.01 on Solaris with Mid-tier and want to try out Remedy
Web Services integration.
However I believe when our server was installed (a few years back) the
web-services plug-in was not installed.
Two Questions
1 - How can I confirm the web-service plug-in is not installed. I don't see
any of the expected forms in the system for web services and the ar.conf file
doesn't list any web-service plug-in.
2 - The install documentation doesn't give a lot of help on adding a plug-in to
an existing system. I have to be careful not to mess up our development
server as its used by several teams. Does anyone have suggestions on how to
install/add this plug-in with minimal risk to the existing system?
Thanks
Debra
Debra Anderson
T 415.808.9118 | F 415.808.3535
600 Harrison St . San Francisco, CA . 94107
PRN | media where & when it matters
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