As a JADE application server can handle presentation clients simultaneously, the application server requires different sets of files to be available for downloading to presentation clients. Those files must each reside in a different directory identified by the hardware type, vendor, operating system version, and whether they are ANSI or Unicode files.
The default directory names have the following format.
<hardware‑type>‑<vendor>‑<operating‑system‑version>‑ansi|unicode
The following is an example of a directory file name.
i686-msoft-win32-ansi
The JADE initialization file on the application server must contain an [environment‑type] section that controls the download process for each environment type; for example:
[i686-msoft-win32-ansi] DownLoadDirectory = <default> FullJadeInstallDirectory = PostInstallExe =
For more details, see Appendix B, "
The [environment‑type] section can contain the following parameters.