Insalling JCAPS-5_1_3--STAGE:1

STEPS ON WINDOWS
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  1. Click on install.bat in the reporsitory cd-1
  2. Install Repository service
  3. Start Repository server
  4. http://localhost:12000/eManager/login.jsp
  5. Administrator/STC
  6. Upload egate.sar
  7. Downlaod edesigner--zip file
  8. Extract to the java caps dir
  9. Administatration
  10. check win32 for windows
  11. Install logical host
  12. Downloads----logicalhost
  13. drop the zip in the java caps folder and extract
  14. install the emanger from the product list
  15. Click on----download the emanager--Enterprise Manager-Monitoring and Runtime Administration(Win32)
  16. drop the zip in the java caps folder and extract
  17. run edesigner--runide.exe
  18. Tools->update category--click on next
  19. Restart ide

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