Java/RMI Server

When the ENOVIA Live Collaboration Server is installed, the following are available to the Application Server:

  • Live Collaboration kernel (library file)
  • Web.xml file
  • ENOVIA Live Collaboration servlets (in eMatrixServletRMI.jar)
  • ENOVIA Live Collaboration ENOVIA Studio Customization Toolkit classes (in eMatrixServletRMI.jar)
  • The standard RMI required classes (in eMatrixServletRMI.jar)
  • MQL is included.

Related Topics
RMI Gateway
RIP: RMI In-Process
What Needs to be Installed?

When the Web server receives an XML packet, it uses the ENOVIA XML servlet to communicate with the mid-tier server. HTML applications can use JavaServer Pages that include Java code which can in turn call the servlets. Both the servlets and the JSPs use the ENOVIA Studio Customization Toolkit classes to communicate with the server and therefore the Live Collaboration kernel.

The web.xml file is configured to let the server know the class paths for the servlets as well as other configuration settings. It is installed with the server and is used by the servlets. Refer to Live Collaboration - Web Application Installation - Deployment for details.

In the sections that follow, more information on the ENOVIA Live Collaboration Server is provided, as well as installation instructions. Refer also to the Program Directory for the given release before installing.