Installing and Configuring Command-Line Utilities

To use the utilities, you must configure the utilities as required.

1. Download the stub jar file and appropriate utility file to a new folder. You must obtain the command-line utility from the <MFT_install>\distribution\PlatformTransfer and <MFT_install>\distribution\AdminClient directories.
   If you are installing the Platform Transfer Client Utility on Windows, the following two files are required:

   • ClientCommon.jar
   • PlatformTransferClient.zip

   If you are installing Platform Transfer Client Utility on UNIX, the following two files are required:

   • ClientCommon.jar
   • PlatformTransferClient.tar

   or

   If you are installing Admin Client Utility on a Windows, the following two files are required:

   • ClientCommon.jar
   • AdminClient.zip

   If you are installing Admin Client Utility on a UNIX, the following two files are required:

   • ClientCommon.jar
   • AdminClient.tar

   The directory of Platform Transfer Client Utility and the directory of Admin Client Utility contain three files each, a stub jar file (.jar) and a .zip file for Windows or a .tar file for UNIX. See Installation Files for more details.

2. Extract the .zip file or the .tar file into the same directory where you obtain the files from Step 1.
   For example, run the following command on the UNIX platform to extract the .tar file:

   tar –xvf PlatformTransferClient.tar

   or

   tar –xvf AdminClient.tar

   Note: If you want to use more than one utility on the same machine, ensure that you extract the utility files into their own directories.
3. Open a command line and navigate to the folder where the files are extracted, and then run the following command to set up the class path for the program:
   • On Windows: run setutilcp
   • On UNIX: run . ./setutilcp.sh
4. When the setup is completed, run java cfcc.Config and respond to the prompts to configure the server and certificate¦ information.
   The following information is required during the configuration:

   • The user ID to connect to TIBCO MFT Command Center.
   • The password for the user ID.
   • The name of the Java trusted keystore.
     Note: This file can be located in either the Java or directory. If the file does not exist, you will be asked whether you want to create the file.
   • The password for the trusted keystore.
   • The IP name or IP address of the TIBCO MFT Command Center server.
   • The IP port of the TIBCO MFT Command Center server.
   • The web service to use (REST or SOAP).
   • The REST service version to use if you selected REST web service.
   • The TIBCO MFT Command Center server context.