FCS Tools

The FcsReceive and FcsSubmit tools allow you to test the FCS. These tools have many arguments, and their usage changes often. Because of this, the tools are not documented here. To see their current usage, run the tools with no arguments.

For example, here is how you can run FcsReceive:

set MX_HOME=d:\ematrix
java -cp %MX_HOME%\java\lib\eMatrixSevletRMI.jar;%MX_HOME%\java\lib\mx_jdom_1.0.jar com.matrixone.fcs.tools.FcsReceive

Running FcsSubmit is similar.

These tools act as both an ENOVIA Live Collaboration Server client, using the ENOVIA Studio Customization Toolkit, and the FCS client, using the FcsClient API. For more information on the ENOVIA Studio Customization Toolkit, see the Programming Guide. The FcsClient is the client-side library that you use to implement the client side of the FCS.

Note: Neither FcsReceive nor FcsSubmit support a Single Sign On (SSO) environment.