1. Check Agent Process

$ ps -ef|grep tbjava

2. Agent Configuration and Startup Method

#. Be careful to avoid port number conflicts with the port you want to use
#. Use the same ENCODING as the DB server for synchronization

2-1. Configure $TB_HOME/client/epa/java/config/epa.cfg

#. listener port
LISTENER_PORT= [port to use]

#. Encoding options: "ASCII", "EUC-KR", "MSWIN949", "UTF-8", "UTF-16", "SHIFT-JIS",
#. "JA16SJIS", "JA16SJISTILDE", "JA16EUC", "JA16EUCTILDE", "VN8VN3", "GBK"
#. "WE8MSWIN1252", "ZHT16HKSCS", "CL8MSWIN1251", "WE8ISO8859P1",
#. "EE8ISO8859P2", "WE8ISO8859P9", "WE8ISO8859P15"
#. "CL8KOI8R", "CL8ISO8859P5"
ENCODING= [DB server character set]

2-2. Edit $TB_HOME/client/config/tbdsn.tbr
Add the following content

epa=(
     (EXTPROC=(LANG=JAVA)
              (LISTENER=(HOST= [epa process host ip])
                        (PORT=[listener port])
              )
     )
)

3. Start Agent

cd $TB_HOME/client/bin
./tbjavaepa

Specifying JEPA Process Startup at DB Startup

• Whether to start JEPA process at DB startup: _PSM_BOOT_JEPA= Y|N

• Classpath for creating Java objects: JAVA_CLASS_PATH = [specify class path]

  vi $TB_HOME/config/$TB_SID.tip
  
  _PSM_BOOT_JEPA=Y 
  JAVA_CLASS_PATH=Path where class files are generated after compilation