Installing the Informatica Address Verification Java based Package
Installing the Informatica Address Verification Java based Package
To use the Java-based version of Informatica Address Verification, you must install a Java Development Kit on the machine that hosts the Address Verification engine. If you want to develop your own applications, you must install a Java platform on the machine.
If you install Address Verification on an AIX machine, install IBM Java 8 or later. If you install Address Verification on a Solaris machine, install Oracle Java SE 8 or later. If you install on other platforms, install OpenJDK version 8.
To install the Java-based package on a Windows device, copy
AddressDoctor5.dll
and
AddressDoctor5.jar
to the JRE class path.
Typically,
C:\Program Files\Java\jre\lib\ext
is saved to the system-wide class path. You can explicitly set application-specific class paths using the
-cp
switch.
You can run the following commands after unpacking the files to the present working directory:
If you have previous versions of Address Verification installed on the device on which you want to 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, be sure to distinctly name the folders and ensure that the configuration files are available in appropriate locations.
Set the thread stack size to a minimum of 2 MB and the heap size to 512 MB.
For example, if Address Verification is installed in the
lib
folder on a Linux device on which the main class is named
MyApp
, run the following commands:
java -cp .:lib/AddressDoctor5.jar MyApp.java
java -Xss2m -Xms512m -cp .:lib/AddressDoctor5.jar
-Djava.library.path=lib MyApp
If you install Informatica Address Verification on a Unix-based device, increase the thread stack size to at least 1 MB.
For example, on AIX devices, set
export AIXTHREAD_STK
to 1000000.
Similarly, set
ulimit -s
to unlimited.
On IBM J9 JVM, increase the OS stack size by running