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Multi-Tier Installed Files & Locations

The core components required by the Request Broker and Database Agents are situated within the "bin" and "bin/w3config" sub-directories under your OpenLink server components base installation directory. Each of these components is described below and grouped by directory location.

On Windows, the default base installation directory is C:\Progam Files\OpenLink\. On Mac OS X, the non-configurable base installation directory is //Library/Application Support/openlink/.

The "bin" sub-directory

Below is a list of the important files in the bin directory:

Table: 1. Important Files in the bin directory

File	Description
oplrqb	The OpenLink Request Broker.
oplrqb.ini	The OpenLink "Session Rules" Book.
oplrqb.log	File that holds critical Broker & Startup and Shutdown audit information. All critical events that affect the Broker are written to this file irrespective of Broker startup options.
oplshut	Utility for showing Agent status and shutting down the Broker.
xxx_sv	OpenLink Agent (single thread). xxx will be an abbreviation for the data access or protocol handling service provided by the OpenLink Agent.
xxx_mv	OpenLink Agent (mutli thread). xxx will be an abbreviation for the data access or protocol handling service provided by the OpenLink Agent.
release.txt	Text file with the latest information regarding the Request Broker.
oplrqb.lic	File containing software activation and license key for the Broker and Database agents.

The "bin/w3config" sub-directory

Table: 2. Important Files in the bin/w3config directory

File	Description
www_sv	The OpenLink Web Service Agent, this is basically a HTTP/Web Server implemented as an OpenLink Service Providing Agent. It is this component that forms the core engine around which the OpenLink Admin Assistant has been built.
www_sv.log	File that holds critical Web Service Agent & Startup and Shutdown audit information. All critical events that affect the Web Service Agent are written to this file irrespective of Web Service Agent startup options.
www_sv.ini	Web Service Agent configuration file.
setup	Web Service Agent installation and configuration program (you only need to run this directly if you only want to re-install the Web Service Agent component as opposed to the entire pool of OpenLink Server Components.