Oracle9i OLAP Services Developer's Guide to the Oracle OLAP API Release 1 (9.0.1) Part Number A88756-01 |
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Setting Up the Development Environment, 4 of 5
To make the jar
files accessible in your development environment, perform the following steps:
jar
files to your application development computer. Place them in a location that makes them accessible to the Java integrated development environment (IDE) that you are using. An example of an IDE is Oracle JDeveloper.
CLASSPATH
environment variable to include the paths of the files on your computer.
If you want to access the Oracle9i OLAP Services OLAP API Reference files on your application development computer, locate the jar
files that contain them in the olap/olapi/doc
subdirectory of the Oracle home directory on the OLAP Services computer. Consult the readme.txt
file in that directory for instructions on how to install the files and access them in your Web browser.
The Oracle9i OLAP Services OLAP API Reference was created using the javadoc tool provided by Sun Microsystems.
If you want to run the Java sample programs on your application development computer, locate the jar file that contains them in the olap/olapi/shprog subdirectory of the Oracle home directory on the OLAP Services computer. Consult the readme.txt file in that directory for instructions on how to install the files and run the sample programs.
The sample programs access data and metadata that is in the Sales History schema, which is provided with the Oracle installation.
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