| Sun Java Studio Enterprise 8.1 Installation Guide |     |
| Sun Java Studio Enterprise 8.1 Installation Guide | |
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Using the Collaboration Runtime |
The Java Studio Enterprise software includes functionality for enterprise collaboration. To enable the collaboration functions in the IDE, install the Collaboration Runtime when you install the IDE and then start the Collaboration Runtime.
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Note - The Developer Collaboration feature requires communication with the server on a specific port. If you use a firewall, be sure to allow outgoing traffic from the IDE to that port on the Instant Messaging (IM) server.
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This chapter covers the following topics:
Start the Collaboration Runtime from the Start Menu (Windows) or the command line (Solaris OS). The Collaboration Runtime is configured to start automatically when a Microsoft Windows system is started. You can change this configuration using the Microsoft Windows Control Panel. See Configuring the Collaboration Runtime Service (Microsoft Windows).
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Choose Start 
Programs Sun Microsystems Java Studio Enterprise 8.1 Collaboration Runtime Start Collaboration Runtime
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1. If you installed the Collaboration Runtime as root, log in as root.
2. Change to the installation directory that contains the executable.
3. Start the Collaboration Runtime process.
The Collaboration Runtime is installed as a Microsoft Windows service. The default setting automatically starts the Collaboration Runtime when your Windows system starts.
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1. From the Control Panel, open Administrative Tools, and then Services.
2. Right-click the entry labeled Collaboration Runtime Service.
This is the default service name for the Collaboration Runtime. It might differ if you specified another name for the Collaboration Runtime service during the installation of the Java Studio Enterprise. See To Continue an Installation With a Preinstalled Application Server.
3. From the contextual menu, choose Properties.
4. In the Properties dialog box, on the General tab, define the type of startup for the service by selecting one of the values from the Startup type drop-down list.
The default Startup type is Automatic, which means that the service starts when Windows starts.
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To assist you with troubleshooting, you can turn on debug logging for the Collaboration Runtime.
1. Locate the Collaboration Runtime configuration file at:
java-studio-install-dir/collab/config/xmppd.conf
2. To turn on debug logging, open the configuration file in a text editor and set
iim.log.iim_server.severity=DEBUG
You can find the log file (xmppd.log) in the following location:
java-studio-install-dir/collab/log/
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Choose Start Programs Sun Microsystems Java Studio Enterprise 8.1 Collaboration Runtime Stop Collaboration Runtime
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1. Change to the installation directory that contains the executable.
2. Stop the Collaboration Runtime process.
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1. Stop the Collaboration Runtime.
2. Open the java-studio-install-dir/collab/config/xmppd.conf file in a text editor.
The line that starts with iim_server.port= specifies the Collaboration Runtime port.
3. To change the port, enter a new value for the iim_server.port variable and save your changes.
4. Start the Collaboration Runtime.
The Collaboration Runtime now runs in the port you specified.
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(Microsoft Windows Platform) To Start the Collaboration Runtime