A P P E N D I X A

IDE Subdirectories

This appendix describes the subdirectories that are installed in the jstudio-install-directory. It also describes the user directory created during installation that is used by the IDE for user-specific information.

Installation Subdirectories

TABLE A-1 describes the subdirectories that can be found in the IDE jstudio-install-directory.

TABLE A-1 Sun Java Studio Mobility Installation Subdirectories
Subdirectory	Description
`_uninst`	Contains the files used to uninstall the IDE.
`bin`	Contains contains the IDE startup and utility executables, IDE configuration, security policy.
`docs`	Contains the Sun Java Studio help files and other miscellaneous documentation.
`emulator`	Contains the installed J2ME Wireless Toolkit emulators.
`installer`	Contains files and directories specific to the installer.
`lib`	Contains the JAR files that make up the IDE's core implementation and the open APIs.
`modules`	Stores the Java Studio Mobility IDE modules as JAR files.
obfuscators	Contains the installed obfuscator modules.
`sources`	Contains sources for libraries that might be redistributed with user applications.
`system`	Contains files and directories used by the IDE for special purposes.
tomcat406	Contains the Tomcat server module
`update_tracking`	Contains information used by the Update Center.

IDE User Subdirectory

The IDE stores user-specific data in the user directory. Examples of this information are IDE settings and options and other necessary runtime data for personal development servers, such as the UDDI Registry Server and Tomcat. The user directory also contains the ide.log file, which provides useful information when requesting technical support.

The default location for this directory on a Microsoft Windows system is C:\Documents and Settings\user-id\jstudio_6me_user.

On a Solaris or Linux system, the default location is $HOME/jstudio_6me_user.

The minimum space requirement for this directory for initial installation is 5.5 MB. Actual usage will vary depending on your component use within the IDE.