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Chapter 1: Overview of Installations and Upgrades
the stores of hosted components such as a broker or a BPEL server. The Containers
directory should be backed up routinely.
● Versioned product directories
● Launcher directory contains the scripts and libraries used to setup and launch
containers from this installation location.
The following table describes the usage, installation, and installed functionality of Sonic
8.5 components.
Table 1. Functions installed by Sonic Installer types and Sonic Launcher
Usage Development Environments Deployment Domain and Distributed Functions
Installer Sonic Installer 8.5
Install Type
Sonic
Development:
Workbench
key
Sonic
Development:
MQ key Sonic Domain
Sonic
Administration
Tools
Sonic
Container
Launcher
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Archives Y Y Y
BPELServer8.5 Y Key required No key required
Containers Y Y Y Y
DBService8.5 Y No key required No key required
ESB8.5 Y Key required No key required
jre (on Windows) Y Y Y Y Y
Launcher Y Y Y Y
MQ8.5 Y (Dev edition) Key required
(Dev edition)
Key required No key required
SDM8.5 No key required No key required No key required No key required
Uninstall Y Y Y Y Y
Upgrade
(utilities for migration
of earlier versions)
Y Y Y
Workbench
(plus Eclipse)
Key required
JMS Java Client
The JMS client is installed with every type of Sonic Installer installation. The JMS Client
installs libraries and scripts for the SonicMQ Java Client, and—on Windows—a
supported Java Virtual Machine. A complete development environment for SonicMQ Java
applications requires a Java SDK (specifically, an appropriate Java compiler, javac.exe)
so that you can compile Java applications. Compiled Java bytecode can then be ported to
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