Required C Libraries

The sample programs are run by launching a generated executable on the command line. The following sections contain instructions for the supported platforms. Be sure to set the library path appropriately for the platform you are using.

• Solaris Operating System

• Linux Application Environment

• Microsoft Windows

Solaris Operating System

For the Solaris^TM operating System, set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable to include:

/usr/lib/mps:opensso-base/is_csdk/lib:/usr/lib:/usr/ucblib

The /usr/lib directory is included before the /usr/ucblib directory so that common programs (such as editors) will continue to function.

These directories contain the following shared libraries:

• libamsdk.so

• libxml2.so

• libssl3.so

• libnss3.so

• libplc4.so

• libplds4.so

• libnspr4.so

• libucb.so

Linux Application Environment

For the Linux application environment, set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable to include:

/usr/lib/mps:opensso-base/is_csdk/lib:/usr/lib:/usr/ucblib

This directory contains the following shared libraries:

• libamsdk.so

• libxml2.so

• libssl3.so

• libnss3.so

• libplc4.so

• libplds4.so

• libnspr4.so

Microsoft Windows

When using Microsoft^® Windows, you must have the \\opensso-base\is_csdk\bin directory in your path before launching the samples. Alternatively, you can run the run.bat script to launch the samples. The script will set your path appropriately.