Sun Java System Communications Express 6.3 Administration Guide

Communications Express File Directory Layout

After you install and configure Communications Express, the related files and directories are arranged in the organization as shown in Table 2–1. The table is not exhaustive. It shows only the required directories and files for typical server administration tasks.

Table 2–1 Communications Express Directories and Files


Directory and Legends	Default Location and Description
Communications Express Base `uwc-basedir`	Default location: Solaris^TM: `/opt/SUNWuwc/` Linux: `/opt/sun/uwc/` Communications Express is installed in this directory. Note: Only one Communications Express Base directory per machine is permitted.
Deployed Directory `uwc-deployed-dir`	Default location: Solaris: `/var/opt/SUNWuwc/` Linux: `/var/opt/sun/uwc/` Communications Express is deployed in this directory. The web container takes the files from this location while loading Communications Express.
Web Applications Root Directory `WEB-INF`	`uwc-deployed-dir`/`WEB-INF` `WEB-INF` directory of Communications Express web application
Webmail directory	`uwc-deployed-dir/webmail` Contains all the webmail related files that Communications Express uses.
Configuration `config`	`uwc-deployed-dir`/`WEB-INF/config/` Contains all the Communications Express configuration files
Domain `domain`	`uwc-deployed-dir`/`WEB-INF/domain/` Contains per domain localization and Customization files
Skin `skin`	`uwc-deployed-dir`/`WEB-INF/skin/` Contains per domain themes
Logs `logs`	`uwc-deployed-dir`/`logs/` Contains the Communications Express log files
System Administrator Programs `sbin`	`uwc-basedir`/`sbin/` Contains the Communications Express system administrator executable programs and scripts
Help `help`	`uwc-deployed-dir`/`help` Contains Communications Express help files