Installation and Getting Started Guide (On-Premises)

Installation and Getting Started Guide (On-Premises)

Installing the Informatica Address Verification C based Package

Installing the Informatica Address Verification C based Package

  1. Extract the files and folders from the Informatica Address Verification software package to the device on which you install Address Verification. When you extract the items, do not alter the directory structure.
    The following folders are created on the device:
    • bin
      . Contains executable sample applications such as ConsoleDemo and AddressCheck.
    • etc
      . Contains the XML configuration file examples that you need to modify the default behavior of the ConsoleDemo application.
    • include
      . Contains the header files that are required for the application to function.
    • lib
      . Contains the
      .dll
      (for Windows) or
      .so
      (for Unix) file.
    • src
      . Contains the sample application code.
  2. Based on the platform on which you install Address Verification, copy the
    .dll
    or
    .so
    file to the shared library path of your device.
    To check the shared library path of a Windows device, run the
    echo %path%
    command from the command prompt.
    To check the shared library path on a Unix device, enter the
    echo $LD_LIBRARY_PATH
    command.
    If you have previous versions of Address Verification running on the device on which you install the new version, remove the older versions from the system before you unpack the new files. If you need to retain the older versions, ensure that the folders are distinctly named and that the configuration files are available in appropriate locations.
  3. If you install Address Verification on a Unix based device, increase the thread stack size to at least 1 MB.
    For example, on AIX devices, set the
    export AIXTHREAD_STK
    to 1000000 or on HP-UX, set the
    export PTHREAD_DEFAULT_STACK_SIZE
    to 1000000.
    Similarly, set the
    ulimit -s
    to unlimited.

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