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  • 1.  Basic question regarding the Installation Directory on Windows

    Posted 10/08/07 08:51 PM

    why webMethods suggests webMethods Intallation Dir as C:\webMethods6 instead of default C:\Program Files\webMethods6

    What are the advantages ?

    Thanks
    Ram


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  • 2.  RE: Basic question regarding the Installation Directory on Windows

    Posted 10/08/07 09:11 PM

    IME, there is no practical difference. It is purely a matter of preference.


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  • 3.  RE: Basic question regarding the Installation Directory on Windows

    Posted 10/08/07 09:25 PM

    I prefer not to have spaces in my Java classpath and on dev boxes I prefer to use something short and sweet like “c:\wm7”.

    Mark


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  • 4.  RE: Basic question regarding the Installation Directory on Windows

    Posted 10/09/07 04:48 PM

    For my own personal installation, I tend to stick with the default Windows location: C:\Program Files.… and I’ve never had a problem. However, the other day I did notice something unusual. I went into the Windows registry to see what parameters were being passed to the webMethods IS Windows service, and I noticed that JvmArgs was incomplete. In my registry, JvmArgs is set to:
    -Xms768M -Xmx768M -Xrs -DWM_HOME=C:\Program

    As you can see, WM_HOME is incomplete. It looks like everything after the space was dropped. Although I’ve never had a problem with this setup, I’ll probably start using shorter paths in the future to prevent any surprises.

    • Percio

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  • 5.  RE: Basic question regarding the Installation Directory on Windows

    Posted 10/09/07 05:09 PM