Installing and Running the JADE Remote Access Program

The JADE Remote Access Program is installed in the directory in which your JADE binary files are located (for example, c:\jade\bin) as part of the JADE installation process. (For details about running the server node as a service, see "Running the Server Node as a Service", later in this document.)

You can install multiple copies of JADE on a server, each one having its own database and associated JADE Remote Access Program and JADE initialization file.

Ensure that the correct path is specified in the command line for each JADE Remote Access Program that you install; for example:

jadrap path=c:\jade\system ini=c:\jade\system\jade.ini

The JADE Remote Access Program hosts a database server node that serves connections from standard clients and application server nodes. The Remote Access Program can be run as a:

GUI program (see "Executing the JADE Remote Access Program")
Console (see "Running a Database Server Node as a Console Application")
Windows service (see "Running a Database Server Node as a Windows Service")

For details about installing and configuring JADE in a multiuser environment, see "Installing Your JADE Software" and "JADE Configurations", in Chapter 1 of the JADE Installation and Configuration Guide and for details about the parameters in the JADE initialization file that affect the operation of the JADE server, see "JADE Object Manager Server Section [JadeServer]", in the JADE Initialization File Reference.