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#!/bin/sh

# $Header: adovars_ux.env 115.43 2005/01/14 21:41:40 hfux ship $

# +===========================================================================+

# |   Copyright (c) 1998 Oracle Corporation, Redwood Shores, California, USA

# |                         All Rights Reserved

# |                        Applications Division

# +===========================================================================+

# |

# | FILENAME

# |   adovars.env

# |

# | DESCRIPTION

# |   Bourne shell script to set the environment variables for other

# |   products like Java. This file is called by the main applications

# |   environment file.

# |

# | NOTES

# |   This script will work in Korn Shell as well.

# |

# |   Make sure not to use any Korn-Shell specific logic when editing

# |   this file, as this may cause adrelink.sh to fail.

# |

# +===========================================================================+

#

# ###############################################################

# 

# This file is automatically generated by AutoConfig.  It will be read and

# overwritten.  If you were instructed to edit this file, or if you are not

# able to use the settings created by AutoConfig, refer to Metalink document

# 165195.1 for assistance.

# 

# ###############################################################

#

#

# Begin section modified by AutoConfig

# Customers should not modify anything below this line

#

#   The JAVA_TOP variable indicates the top-level directory where all Java

# class files will be copied. See the Oracle Applications Concepts manual

# and Oracle Applications Installation manual for more information about

# Oracle Applications and Java requirements.

JAVA_TOP="/eb_rdo0_q/applmgr/q570comn/java"

export JAVA_TOP

#   The OA_JRE_TOP variable indicates the location where you have installed

# the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) on your machine. You do not have to set

# this variable, however we recommend you use this to update your CLASSPATH,

# LD_LIBRARY_PATH, and PATH variables rather than hardcode the location of

# the JRE.

OA_JRE_TOP="/opt/java1.5"

export OA_JRE_TOP

#

#   The AF_JRE_TOP variable indicates the location where a transition JVM

# installation has been installed on the machine. You do not have to set

# this variable unless instructed to do so for migration to a newer version

# of JVM

#

AF_JRE_TOP="/opt/java1.5"

export AF_JRE_TOP

#

#   Java requires CLASSPATH to be defined on most platforms. The CLASSPATH

# variable lists the directories and zip files to be scanned for Java class

# files needed at runtime.  

#

# No entries should be added to the CLASSPATH or AFCLASSPATH in this file

#

CLASSPATH="/opt/java1.5/lib/dt.jar:/opt/java1.5/lib/tools.jar:/opt/java1.5/jre/lib/rt.jar:/opt/java1.5/jre/lib/charsets.jar:/eb_rdo0_q/applmgr/q570comn/java/appsborg2.zip:/eb_rdo0_q/applmgr/q570ora/8.0.6/forms60/java:/eb_rdo0_q/applmgr/q570comn/java"

export CLASSPATH

AF_CLASSPATH="/opt/java1.5/lib/dt.jar:/opt/java1.5/lib/tools.jar:/opt/java1.5/jre/lib/rt.jar:/opt/java1.5/jre/lib/charsets.jar:/eb_rdo0_q/applmgr/q570comn/java/appsborg2.zip:/eb_rdo0_q/applmgr/q570ora/8.0.6/forms60/java:/eb_rdo0_q/applmgr/q570comn/java"

export AF_CLASSPATH

#   LD_LIBRARY_PATH is used on some platforms to list the directories to

# be scanned for dynamic library files needed at runtime. This is usually

# set in your Oracle environment. This variable should include your

# Java libraries (from your JRE) and Oracle libraries.

#

LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/eb_rdo0_q/applmgr/q570ora/8.0.6/network/jre11/lib/PA_RISC/native_threads:/opt/java1.5/jre/lib:/eb_rdo0_q/applmgr/q570appl/cz/11.5.0/bin:${LD_LIBRARY_PATH:=}"

if [ -d "/eb_rdo0_q/applmgr/q570appl/pay/11.5.0/vendor/quantum/lib" ]; then

  LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/eb_rdo0_q/applmgr/q570appl/pay/11.5.0/vendor/quantum/lib:${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}"

fi

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH

#

# Set special library path variables for HP and AIX

#

case "$PLATFORM" in

  HP9000S800) SHLIB_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH

              export SHLIB_PATH;;

  AIXRIOS)    LIBPATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH

              export LIBPATH;;

   *)         ;;

esac

#   The OAH_TOP and OAD_TOP variables define the locations to which

# Oracle Applications copies HTML and context-sensitive documentation files.

# These directories must exist and must be writable by the Operating

# System account that owns your Oracle Applications files.

OAH_TOP="/eb_rdo0_q/applmgr/q570comn"

OAD_TOP="/eb_rdo0_q/applmgr/q570comn"

export OAH_TOP OAD_TOP

#   OAM_TOP is the location to which media files are copied. Because of

# limitations in Java applet behavior, this value must be set as follows.

#   Do NOT change the setting of this variable.

OAM_TOP="/eb_rdo0_q/applmgr/q570comn/java/oracle/apps"

export OAM_TOP

ADJREOPTS="-mx512m"

ADJRIOPTS="-mx512m"

export ADJREOPTS

export ADJRIOPTS

#

# Concurrent Manager uses this value for running Java concurrent programs.

#

APPSJREOPT=""

export APPSJREOPT

#

# Set java program used by AD

#

ADJVAPRG=/opt/java1.5/bin/java

export ADJVAPRG

#

# Set java program used by FND

#

AFJVAPRG=/opt/java1.5/bin/java

export AFJVAPRG

#   The OA_HTML, OA_SECURE, OA_MEDIA, OA_DOC, and OA_JAVA

# variables correspond to the virtual directory settings of the same names

# you define in your web server.

#   See the section on setting up your web server in the

# Oracle Applications Installation manual for more information.

# Do NOT change the settings of these variables.

OA_HTML=/eb_rdo0_q/applmgr/q570comn/html

OA_SECURE=/eb_rdo0_q/applmgr/q570comn/secure

OA_MEDIA=/eb_rdo0_q/applmgr/q570comn/java/oracle/apps/media

OA_DOC=/eb_rdo0_q/applmgr/q570comn/doc

OA_JAVA=/eb_rdo0_q/applmgr/q570comn/java

export OA_HTML OA_SECURE OA_MEDIA OA_DOC OA_JAVA

oa_htmlbin=/eb_rdo0_q/applmgr/q570comn/html/bin

# Test to see if the variables above are set and the directories listed

# above exist. If this file is being read from adsetenv.sh

# (before an install), also verify that they are writable by the

# Operating System user who owns the Oracle Applications files.

#

# Each element of adov_check_vars contains both a variable name and a 

# checking type specifier.

#

# If type is 's', only check to see if the variable is set

# If type is 'a', check everything

#

adov_check_vars="JAVA_TOP:a OAH_TOP:a OAD_TOP:a OAM_TOP:s"

#

# It should be safe to access the PLATFORM variable below, since

# adovars.env is read at the end of either the standard env file or

# adsetenv, both of which ensure PLATFORM is set.  It's also read at the

# beginning of adsetup, which sets PLATFORM before reading it.

#

#

# Not all platforms require CLASSPATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH.

#

# Modify the case statement below for your platform if it does not

# require them.

# 

case "$PLATFORM" in

*)  adov_check_vars="$adov_check_vars CLASSPATH:s LD_LIBRARY_PATH:s";;

esac

# set error flag to "no errors"

adov_bad=No

for adov_loop_index in $adov_check_vars

do

  adov_var_name=`echo "$adov_loop_index" | awk -F':' '{print $1}'`

  adov_check_type=`echo "$adov_loop_index" | awk -F':' '{print $2}'`

  eval adov_var_value="\$${adov_var_name}"

  if test "$adov_var_value" = ""; then

    echo

    echo "$adov_var_name is not set."

    echo

    echo "Please define it in \$APPL_TOP/admin/adovars.env."

    echo

    adov_bad=Yes

    break

  fi

  if test "$adov_check_type" != "s"; then

    if test ! -d "$adov_var_value"; then

      echo

      echo "$adov_var_name is set to a directory that does not exist."

      echo

      echo "Current setting is \"$adov_var_value\"."

      echo

      echo "Please create the directory or modify the variable"

      echo "in \$APPL_TOP/admin/adovars.env."

      echo

      adov_bad=Yes

      break

    fi

    if test "$APPLFENV" = "adsetenv.sh"; then

      if test ! -w "$adov_var_value"; then

        echo

        echo "$adov_var_name is set to a directory that is not writable."

        echo

        echo "Current setting is \"$adov_var_value\"."

        echo

        echo "Please adjust the directory permissions or modify the variable"

        echo "in \$APPL_TOP/admin/adovars.env."

        echo

        adov_bad=Yes

        break

      fi

      #

      # create the 'bin' directory under OA_HTML, if one does not exist

      #

      if test "$adov_var_name" = "OAH_TOP"; then

        if test ! -d "$oa_htmlbin"; then

          mkdir -p $oa_htmlbin

        fi

      fi

        # Not running from adsetenv - do not test directories for writability.

    fi

  fi

done

#

# Generate an error if any problems found. We want to stop the execution

# of the sourcing program, but don't want to exit the shell. The message

# printed (particularly the '9') can be ignored.

#

if test "$adov_bad" = "Yes"; then

  test ${9:?"generating a fatal error."}

fi

#

# Cleanup

#

#

# Support for platforms that don't support 'unset'

#

if test "$PLATFORM" != "M88OPEN" ; then

  adov_unset_it="unset"

else

  adov_unset_it="#"

fi

eval $adov_unset_it adov_check_vars

eval $adov_unset_it adov_bad

eval $adov_unset_it adov_loop_index

eval $adov_unset_it adov_var_name

eval $adov_unset_it adov_check_type

eval $adov_unset_it adov_var_value

eval $adov_unset_it oa_htmlbin

if test "$PLATFORM" != "M88OPEN" ; then

  unset adov_unset_it

fi

#

#

# Begin customizations

#

#   Add any custom variables or additional variable settings in this section.

# For example, you may wish to update your PATH to ensure it lists the

# directory containing the "jre" executable, typically $OA_JRE_TOP/bin.

#

# Make sure PATH does not include other versions of the JRE.

# Make sure PATH does not include the JDK.

#

# End customizations