Re: ozone server installation

Leo Mekenkamp <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.ozone.user
Message-ID <1086110118.3544.4.camel@jupiter>
On Tue, 2004-06-01 at 16:45, Richard Gregory wrote:
> Hi
> 
> Sorry if this is a really stupid question, but I'm a newbie tosetting up db servers in general,
> and to ozone. I've created an ozone bd on a suse linux 8.2 box (I'm also new to linux, which
> probably doesn't help), and can connect to it with no problem as a local db on my machine with the
> OzoneAdminGui, and start it up via the command line (./ozone -d/home/richard/topicmaps/ozone
> -urichard &). These are the config propoterties.
(...)

> However, I want to use it as a server. Is there anything special I need to do to set it up as a
> server? If I try to start it up using 
> 
> ./ozone -dburl=ozonedb:remote://localhost:3333 &

(...)

When you start ozone on the command line like that first one (./ozone
-d/home/richard/topicmaps/ozone) you automatically start the server. You
need only specify the url in your client software; the client needs to
find the server.

Cheers,
Leo

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