Many listeners and emitters require that you register files you need to interact with the system with which you want to integrate or that you specify JVM options. On Windows, the Path Settings function enables you to include JAVA class and JAR files in the class path. Use this function to add third-party drivers, such as those for IBM WebSphere MQ, Oracle AQ, and JDBC. You also can specify additional library directories that may be required when the third-party Java classes require dynamic link libraries or shared objects (depending on the platform in use). WebSphere MQ, for example, requires this type of setting.

See the section for the listener or emitter you are configuring for any library file requirements.

Note: For the change in these values to take effect, you must completely stop Service Manager and then start it again.

The location for registering libraries depends on the operating system. You must edit the UNIX iway55Service.sh or iway55.sh script to include additional Java libraries on that platform. For information on registering libraries, see the iWay Service Manager User's Guide .