Downloading a Demonstration Version-Revision of Up ! Application System
Warning
In spite of the care we brought while making software and writing its documentations, it may stay unintentional pitfalls.
Up ! Company could not be in any case responsible of any damage as a consequence of the use of a demonstration version of Up ! Application System that may follow its documentations or not.
The download of one of its packages asserts to implicitly agree of this claim.
The demonstration version-revision that is available for downloading is the 1.1.0 A pack. It is only available for a limited number of platforms.
Prerequisites before Installing
Unix Platform
Here are the points to verify first:
- The Gnu C++ compiler version 3.2 or above must be installed and operating.
- To use Corba, the Mico Object Request Broker version 2.3.11 or above must be installed and operating.
Only the available version for downloading on this site is perfectly working taking into account the bugs we corrected and its special compilation mode.
- To use Java, the Java compiler and virtual machine version 1.5 or above from Sun Microsystem must be installed and operating.
- The computer must have at least a processor with a frequency at least equal to 500 Mhz.
- The computer must have 250 Mo of free space on disks.
- The computer must have 20 Mo of free memory.
Windows Platform
Here are the points to verify first:
- The Microsoft C++ compiler version 7.1 or above must be installed and operating.
- To use Corba, the Mico Object Request Broker version 2.3.11 or above must be installed and operating.
Only the available version for downloading on this site is perfectly working taking into account the bugs we corrected and its special compilation mode.
- To use Java, the Java compiler and virtual machine from Sun Microsystem version 1.5 or above must be installed and operating.
- The computer must have at least a processor with a frequency at least equal to 500 Mhz.
- The computer must have 250 Mo of free space on disks.
- The computer must have 20 Mo of free memory.
Installation Packages
Third-party software is available as packages in order to easily use a demonstration version of Up ! Application System without having to acquire first a license from a third party.
This facility is not a right and could not be interpreted in any case as such. You must acquire from one accredited vendor any licenses of any third-party software that is not belonging to the free world, except for a sporadic use in order to make a demonstration.
The downloading of one of these packages to install the third-party software asserts for implicit agreement for this statement.
For other platforms, you will be pleased to contact us through contact@up-comp.com.
Installation Procedure
Unix Platform
Up ! Application System
Here is the procedure to follow:
- Create the /usr/up/ups110 directory.
- Unpack there the package name "Up ! Application System version 1.1.0":
- By typing
bzip2 -d ups110${PACK}-${PLATEFORME}.tar.bz2.
- By typing
tar -xvf ups110${PACK}-${PLATEFORME}.tar.
- Set the UPS_HOME, UPS_PATH, UPS_NLS and UPS_USER environment variables into /etc/profile.
For this, the script ${UPS_HOME}/upsins/ups110.sh is an example to show you how to proceed. Took the default user named monutilisateur.
- Inactivate the non-installed or useless adaptors or drivers into the ${UPS_HOME}/ini/upsvtm.ini file.
For this, put in comment the unwanted entries of the UpsGc1, UpsGl1 and UpsNet sections by inserting a pound # character at the beginning of the line, while keeping the order of the numbering of the first ones:
| Entry | Corresponding Adaptor |
| UpsCcb 1.1.0 | Corba adaptor for Up ! Compiler. |
| UpsCcm 1.1.0 | Com adaptor for Up ! Compiler. |
| UpsCjv 1.1.0 | Java adaptor for Up ! Compiler. |
| UpsGcb 1.1.0 | Corba adaptor for Up ! C / C++ Generator. |
| UpsGcm 1.1.0 | Com adaptor for Up ! C / C++ Generator. |
| UpsGjv 1.1.0 | Java adaptor for Up ! C / C++ Generator. |
| UpsLcb 1.1.0 | Corba adaptor for Up ! 5GL Generator. |
| UpsLcm 1.1.0 | Com adaptor for Up ! 5GL Generator. |
| UpsLjv 1.1.0 | Java adaptor for Up ! 5GL Generator. |
| Entry | Corresponding Driver |
| UpsMsn 1.1.0 | Up ! Microsoft Network driver. |
| UpsNap 1.1.0 | Up ! Named Pipes driver. |
| UpsTcp 1.1.0 | Up ! Transmission Control Protocol driver. |
- Set the name of the computer into the ${UPS_HOME}/ini/${UPS_USER}/upsorb.ini file.
For this, there is for example the entry corresponding to the soleil node. The name of the computer is given by the uname -n command.
- Set the value of the code page into the ${UPS_HOME}/ini/upssys.ini file.
For this, there is an entry corresponding to the name of the computer. The code page is usually US7Ascii.
- Set the compilation folders into the ${UPS_HOME}/ini/${UPS_USER}/upscmp.ini file.
The IncludesPath entry of the UpsCmp section beholds the list of folders in which we find the headers of C libraries. For example, the ones of Mico.
The LibrariesPath entry of the UpsCmp section beholds the list of folders in which we find the C dynamic then static libraries. For example, the ones of Mico.
- Check the installation:
- After typing
upsvtm, the usage of Up ! Virtual Technical Machine should appear.
- After typing
upscmp, the usage of Up ! Compiler should appear.
If the Error UpsVtm-8 : Can't initialize ... error message appears, either an adaptor or a driver was badly inactivated or UPS _PATH was badly set.
- Create a upsdoc folder into an accessible partition for an Apache server.
- Unpack there the package named "Documentations of Up ! Application System version 1.1.0".
- By typing
bzip2 -d ups110${PACK}-doc.tar.bz2.
- By typing
tar -xvf ups110${PACK}-doc.tar.
- Make available this documentation into the Apache's configuration .
For this, there is an example of configuration into the up-comp-doc.conf file located at the root of this folder. Up to you to modify it before using it.
The revision notes are available into the section named Resources.
For any questions, you will be pleased to contact us through contact@up-comp.com.
Mico
Here is the procedure to follow:
- Create the /usr/mico/mico2311 folder.
- Unpack there the package named "Mico version 2.3.11":
- By typing
bzip2 -d mico2311-${PLATEFORME}.tar.bz2.
- By typing
tar -xvf mico2311-${PLATEFORME}.tar.
- Set the path to access the executables:
By entering export PATH=$PATH:$MICO_HOME/bin into the /etc/profile file.
- Set the path to access the shared libraries:
- By entering
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$MICO_HOME/bin into the /etc/profile file.
- By inserting a new line beholding
$MICO_HOME/bin into the /etc/ld.so.conf file.
- By typing
ldconfig.
- Check the installation:
- After typing
idl, the usage should appear.
- After typing
micod, the daemon should be launched.
The ${MICO_HOME}/bin/ird.sh and ${MICO_HOME}/bin/micod.sh scripts are facilities to launch the daemons.
Windows Platform
Up ! Application System
Here is the procedure to follow:
- Create the C:\up\ups110 folder.
- Rename the package named "Up ! Application System version 1.1.0" :
ups110a-win32.zip2 into ups110a-win32.zip.
ups110a-doc.zip2 into ups110a-doc.zip.
- Unpack there the package named "Up ! Application System version 1.1.0".
- Set the UPS_HOME, UPS_PATH, UPS_NLS and UPS_USER environment variables into the register database.
For this, the ${UPS_HOME}/upsins/ups110.reg script to show you how to proceed. Took the default user named monutilisateur.
- Set the path to access to executables by adding ${UPS_HOME}\upsvtm\bin;${UPS_HOME}\upscmp\bin;${UPS_HOME}\demo\bin.
- Inactivate the non-installed or useless adaptors or drivers into the ${UPS_HOME}/ini/upsvtm.ini file.
For this, put in comment the unwanted entries of the UpsGc1, UpsGl1 and UpsNet sections by inserting a pound # character at the beginning of the line, while keeping the order of the numbering of the first ones:
| Entry | Corresponding Adaptor |
| UpsCcb 1.1.0 | Corba adaptor for Up ! Compiler. |
| UpsCcm 1.1.0 | Com adaptor for Up ! Compiler. |
| UpsCjv 1.1.0 | Java adaptor for Up ! Compiler. |
| UpsGcb 1.1.0 | Corba adaptor for Up ! C / C++ Generator. |
| UpsGcm 1.1.0 | Com adaptor for Up ! C / C++ Generator. |
| UpsGjv 1.1.0 | Java adaptor for Up ! C / C++ Generator. |
| UpsLcb 1.1.0 | Corba adaptor for Up ! 5GL Generator. |
| UpsLcm 1.1.0 | Com adaptor for Up ! 5GL Generator. |
| UpsLjv 1.1.0 | Java adaptor for Up ! 5GL Generator. |
| Entry | Corresponding Driver |
| UpsMsn 1.1.0 | Up ! Microsoft Network driver. |
| UpsNap 1.1.0 | Up ! Named Pipes driver. |
| UpsTcp 1.1.0 | Up ! Transmission Control Protocol driver. |
- Set the name of the computer into the ${UPS_HOME}/ini/${UPS_USER}/upsorb.ini file.
For this, there is for example the entry corresponding to the soleil node. The name of the computer is given by the uname -n command.
- Set the value of the code page into the ${UPS_HOME}/ini/upssys.ini file.
For this, there is an entry corresponding to the name of the computer. The code page is usually WE8Windows1.
- Set the compilation folders into the ${UPS_HOME}/ini/${UPS_USER}/upscmp.ini file.
The IncludesPath entry of the UpsCmp section beholds the list of folders in which we find the headers of C libraries. For example, the ones of Mico.
The LibrariesPath entry of the UpsCmp section beholds the list of folders in which we find the C dynamic then static libraries. For example, the ones of Mico.
- Check the installation:
- By clicking on
upsvtm, the usage of Up ! Virtual Technical Machine should appear.
- By clicking on
upscmp, the usage of Up ! Compiler should appear.
If the Error UpsVtm-8 : Can't initialize ... error message appears, either an adaptor or a driver was badly inactivated or UPS _PATH was badly set.
- Create the upsdoc folder into a accessible partition to a Microsoft Information Server or Apache server.
- Unpack there the package named "Documentations of Up ! Application System version 1.1.0".
- Make available this documentation in to the Apache's configuration.
For this, there is an example of configuration into the up-comp-doc.conf file located at the root of this folder. Up to you to modify it before using it.
- Create the C:\msvc71 folder.
- Rename the package named "Microsoft Compiler version 7.0" :
msvc71-win32.zip2 into msvc71-win32.zip.
- Unpack there the package named "Microsoft Compiler version 7.1".
- Set the path to access to the executables by adding ${MSVC_HOME}\bin.
- Check the installation:
- Open a Dos window.
- After typing
cl, the usage of Microsoft Compiler should appear.
The revision notes are available into the section named Resources.
For any questions, you will be pleased to contact us through contact@up-comp.com.
Mico
Here is the procedure to follow:
- Create the C:\mico\mico2311 folder.
- Rename the package named "Mico version 2.3.11" :
mico2311-win32.zip2 into mico2311-win32.zip.
- Unpack there the package named "Mico version 2.3.11".
- Set the path to access the executables by adding ${MICO_HOME}\bin.
- Check the installation:
- After typing
idl, the usage should appear.
- After typing
micod, the daemon should be launched.
The ${MICO_HOME}\bin\ird.bat and ${MICO_HOME}\bin\micod.bat scripts are facilities to launch daemons.