WorldServer includes
a Web Services Library Component that provides support for
SDL Global Authoring Management
System™ (
SDL Global AMS™), used by authors who install the
SDL AuthorAssistant™ client into, and access WorldServer linguistic
resources (translation memories, term databases) from, their desktop
authoring tools. You install this Library Component by running an
ANT script to deploy the files into your WorldServer system, after
which you may need to restart WorldServer.
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Note: You must perform this installation procedure on the computer on which
WorldServer is running. It cannot be performed remotely.
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To install the SDL Global AMS support Web Service Library Component:
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Ensure that WorldServer is running.
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Set the environment variable WS_HOME to the pathname of
your WorldServer installation. For example,
set WS_HOME=C:\Program Files\Idiom\WorldServer\tomcat\webapps\ws
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In your WorldServer distribution, extract
the contents of wssdk_<version.build>.zip.
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In a command window, navigate to the
folder in which you unzipped the wssdk_<version.build>.zip file, and then to the libraries sub-folder.
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Execute the deploy.webservice.gams target
of the deploy.xml ANT script, specifying appropriate values for the ws.host and ws.context parameters, as
shown in this example:
libraries> ant -f deploy.xml -Dws.host=localhost:8080 -Dws.context=ws deploy.webservice.gams
The ANT script installs
into your WorldServer system the files that provide support for SDL
Global AMS. Among them is a configuration file,
lcid.config, that is deployed
into your Web server's configuration folder. For Tomcat, by default
this would be
C:\Program Files\Idiom\WorldServer\tomcat\webapps\ws\WEB-INF\classes\config\
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Note: Make sure that your application server context
is capable of reloading the newly-deployed Web Services JAR file while
WorldServer is running; otherwise, you must restart your application
server after you deploy this Web Service, and then rerun the deploy.webservice.gams target
of the deploy.xml ANT script to register the new Web Service Library Component.
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