Sun Java Desktop System Configuration Manager, Release 1 - Installation Guide

AppendixA Sun Web Console Packages

Known Issues

Security

Without a user's knowledge, a session can be left in an active state by certain user actions. For example, when a user closes a browser window, the user is not automatically logged out of the Sun Web Console. Instead, a user must explicitly log out of a session in the Sun Web Console before closing an application windows.

Setup Script Usage

Synopsis: setup [-h] | [-n] | [-d var>,arch>[,client1,client2,...]] [-u [-f]]

For a complete description of the available setup parameters, run setup -h.

To uninstall the Sun Web Console, run /usr/lib/webconsole/setup -u.


Note

Do not run this command if you are in the /usr/lib/webconsole directory or any of the related subdirectories, otherwise pkgrm fails.


Sun Web Console Packages

Solaris Packages

Package Name 

Description 

SUNWmctag 

Sun Web Console UI Tag library  

SUNWmcon 

Sun Web Console 

SUNWmcos 

Common Solaris services for Sun Web Console 

SUNWmcosx 

Solaris release-specific services for Sun Web Console  

SUNWmconr 

Sun Web Console Root 

SUNWjato 

Sun One Application Framework runtime 

SUNWtcatu 

Tomcat 

Linux RPMs

Package Name 

Description 

SUNWmctag 

Sun Web Console UI Tag library  

SUNWmcon 

Sun Web Console 

SUNWmcos 

Common Linux services for Sun Web Console 

SUNWmcosx 

Linux release-specific services for Sun Web Console  

SUNWmconr 

Sun Web Console Root 

SUNWjato 

Sun One Application Framework runtime 

tomcat4 

Tomcat