Explaining the directory structure
Changes in the directory structure as of version 5.0.0
As of version 5.0.0 the directory contains the JAVA installation for your ConnectPlaza Agent. When you have started your ConnectPlaza Agent for the first time, the software has downloaded the correct JAVA version for you and installed in into the ConnectPlaza install directory.
See the next directory structure:
As you can see, we have created a jdk directory for you and a symbolic link with the name agent. This symbolic links to the actual agent directory which is active. In this case 5.0.0.RC3.
If we go into the agent directory, we see some other symbolic links to the directories .data, activemq-data, jdk, logs and temp. In the jars directory, we created a symbolic link to the endorsed directory, because of your personal .jar files needed to run in your environment. These directories contain your personal data and must not be deleted when we update to a higher version.
You can find these directories in the installation directory of your ConnectPlaza Agent, see image above.
Explaining the directory structure
Starting in the installation directory of the ConnectPlaza Agent you will see the following directory structure:
Directory |
Description |
.data |
Data needed to update your environment and running the agent. |
activemq-data
|
This is the MQ data directory. This is part of the internal MQ layer. Analyze for instance uses queues of the MQ layer. |
agent | This is a symbolic link to the current running agent. In this case agetn-5.0.0. |
agent-5.0.0 | A ConnectAgent directory. If there have been updates, you will find more than one agent-xxx directories. |
endorsed | This is the endorsed directory of the jars/endorsed symbolic link. You can find the endorsed .jar files here. For instance for your OpenEdge Connectors or the MySQL connectors. |
images (Windows Installer only) | This is a directory used by the Windows Installer and contains then images for the shortcuts in your Windows menu. |
installerResources (Windows Installer only) | Resources used by the Windows Installer |
jdk-<version> | JDK used by the ConnectAgent when you have chosen to install the ConnectAgent including the JDK. |
Licenses (Windows Installer only) | Licenses used in the Windows Installer. |
logs | Log files of the ConnectAgent. |
temp | Temp for the ConnectAgent. |
As you go into the agent directory, you will find yourself in the active ConnectAgent directory;
Directory | Description |
.data | Symbolic link to the ../.data directory. |
activemq-data |
Symbolic link to the ../activemq-data directory. |
adapters | Here you will find your installed interfaces. |
bat | Batch files to execute / stop your agents and services on Windows. |
bin | Shell files to execute / stop your agents and services on Linux. |
conf | The ConnectPlaza Agent configuration files and logging configurations files. |
connectplaza-agent-updater | ConnectPlaza Agent Executables. |
connectplaza-wrapper | ConnectPlaza Agent Executables. |
context | Jetty XML Configuration files and the ConnectPlaza Keystore and Truststore. |
delete | Windows only, files set to be deleted. |
jars | ConnectPlaza Agent Executables. |
jdk | Symbolic link to the ../jdk<version> directory. |
logs | Symbolic link to the ../logs directory. |
temp | Symbolic link to the ../temp directory. |
If you want to know which version is the latest installed version on your system, check your agent/version.xml file.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<versioning>
<currentVersion>
<versionName>5.0.0.RC3</versionName>
<installDate>2024-10-17 15:38:59</installDate>
</currentVersion>
</versioning>
You can see the current version installed and the date the installation occurred.
For more information about some known issue about this installation your can open the readme.txt file in this directory