AirN@v - IT Features

AirN@v - IT Features
 Installation
 Hardware/software recommendations
AirN@v  DVD-ROM folders, hard disk folders
IT features  Documentation (readme.htm, User guides)
 Further installation aspects
 License aspects
 Options in installation
 Preparing bases
 AirN@v log-on
© AIRBUS S.A.S. All rights reserved. Confidential and proprietary document.
 “User” versus “Administration” function

 Attaching documents (TFU’s, TR’s
, user documents)
 Trouble shooting
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Hardware/Software: installation aspects (1)
• Stand-alone installation
 running autonomously on standard PC
• Web Server installation
 Access through network, Intranet or Internet
• In both cases possibility, either

 to keep customer base(s) on the DVD, or

 to install the customer bases on the (server)hard disk


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Hardware/Software recommendations (1)
AirN@v – Stand-alone Installation

Processor PC Pentium III based
 128 MB of RAM for Windows 98, Me

Memory
Hardware  256 MB of RAM for Windows NT4.03, 2000, XP
100 MB without AirN@v database or 2.5 GB with AirN@v
Disk
database on disk
Device DVD drive Pioneer type 106S (-RW)
System Windows NT 4.0 sp 3, 2000, 98, Me, XP
Pointing device Any MS-Windows compatible mouse

Screen resolution Minimum 1024x768 with 64K colors
Printer PostScript compliant for PDF attachments
Plug-ins MSIE ActiveCGM Browser 7.1 and ScriptX 5.5 (delivered with AirN@v)
 Microsoft Internet Explorer (MSIE) 5.5 or 6.0 only

Software
 JRE 1.3, TomCat 3.2.1 (both delivered with AirN@v)


ADOC N@vigator Server (Network installation)

Processor PC Pentium III
256 recommended for 25 concurrent users.

Memory
Add 2 MB per additional user
Remarks “Server” (network installation)
Hardware  300 MB RAM for 25 concurrent users; add 10
MB per additional user.
• Windows NT/2000
Disk Servers are rather preferable over
 In case ADOC N@vigator database loaded on
Workstations. hard disk, add 2.5 GB per loaded base.
(Servers are configured to optimise network access and increase
server availability)
Windows NT 4.0 Server,

Windows NT4.0sp3
• System
Avoid Windows
(1) NT with Sp 4 2000 Server
Windows
Windows 2000 integrity)
(known issues with TCPIP/WinSock
Windows XP sp1
• Software JRE 1.3,Pack

Windows XP without Service Apache 1.3.19
1 not and TomCat 3.2.1
supported
(all delivered with ADOC N@vigator )

ADOC N@vigator Server (Network installation)

Processor PC Pentium III
256 recommended for 25 concurrent users.

Memory
Add 2 MB per additional user
Remarks “Server” (network installation)
Hardware  300 MB RAM for 25 concurrent users; add 10
MB per additional user.
• Windows NT/2000
Disk Servers are rather preferable over
 In case ADOC N@vigator database loaded on
Workstations. hard disk, add 2.5 GB per loaded base.
(Servers are configured to optimise network access and increase
server availability)
Windows NT 4.0 Server,

Windows NT4.0sp3
• System
Avoid Windows
(1) NT with Sp 4 2000 Server
Windows
Windows 2000 integrity)
(known issues with TCPIP/WinSock
Windows XP sp1
• Software JRE 1.3,Pack

Windows XP without Service Apache 1.3.19
1 not and TomCat 3.2.1
supported
(all delivered with ADOC N@vigator )

Hardware/ Software recommendations (2)
ADOC N@vigator Client (Network installation)

Processor PC Pentium II based
 128 MB of RAM for Windows 98, Me

Hardware Memory
 256 MB of RAM for Windows NT4.03, 2000, XP
Disk 3 MB (for plug-ins only)
System Windows NT 4.0 sp 3, 2000, 98, Me or XP
Pointing device Any MS-Windows compatible mouse
Screen resolution 1024x768 with 64K colors
Printer PostScript compliant for PDF attachments
ActiveCGM 7.1 and ScriptX 5.5 (delivered with ADOC

Plug-in
N@vigator and installed at first user connexion).
Software Microsoft Internet Explorer (MSIE) 5.5 or 6.0 only
Remark: Windows 95 in validation phase

AIRN@V Illustrated Parts catalog

DVD-ROM folders
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DVD-ROM folders
AirN@v,Cust: Demo, Installing AirN@v

A320 Fam, Feb database on hard disk
2003 rev. (Setup.exe)
Install directory for

“Stand-alone”(Setup.exe)
Data base Demo
(AMM, IPC, TSM..)
Installation of: Install directory for

ActiveCGM7.1 “Network” (Setup.exe)
Java runtime environment
ScriptX5.5

DVD-ROM folders
AirN@v,Cust: Demo, Installing AirN@v

A320 Fam, Feb database on hard disk
2003 rev. (Setup.exe)
Install directory for

“Stand-alone”(Setup.exe)
Data base Demo
(AMM, IPC, TSM..)
Installation of: Install directory for

ActiveCGM7.1 “Network” (Setup.exe)
Java runtime environment
ScriptX5.5

DVD-ROM: deliverables & deployment
• Delivery medium : 4.7 GB DVD

• One customisation per DVD
• Basic delivery
 AirN@v basic
(Standalone, AMM, IPC, TSM, Troubleshooting)
• Options
 Wiring option
(ASM, AWM, AWL, ESPM)
 Server Installation option

(Installation pack for deployment on an Intranet or
Extranet)

Documentation: installation aspects
Documentation Stand-alone Web server install
Readme “Readme.htm” “ReadMe.html
Reference “AWN_MICA_MP_en.doc “AWN_MICA_en.doc

guide in: \install\doc of DVD in: \install\network\doc of
DVD
Release “release_Notes.htm” “Release_Notes.html” and

notes in: root of DVD “Release_Notes_ATSP.htm”
in:\install of DVD

Installation procedure (Stand-alone versus Web server/client)

• Stand-alone (readme.htm): • Web server (readMe.html)

 JRE 1.3.1 installation  JRE 1.3.1 installation
 AirN@v de-installation  AirN@v de-installation
previous releases previous releases
 AirN@v installation  AirN@v installation
 Install customer database(s)  Install customer database(s)
on hard disk on hard disk
 Install license
 Run Console
• Web client
 Configure MSIE 5.5 or 6.0
 Run Browser
 Run Console / browser  The plug-ins “ActiveCGM
 Install ActiveCGM Browser Browser 7.1” and ScriptX
7.1 (optional) 5.5 will be loaded
 Install ScriptX 5.5 (optional) automatically from the
server

• Stand-alone (readme.htm): • Web server (readMe.html)

 JRE 1.3.1 installation  JRE 1.3.1 installation
 AirN@v de-installation  AirN@v de-installation
previous releases previous releases
 AirN@v installation  AirN@v installation
 Install customer database(s)  Install customer database(s)
on hard disk on hard disk
 Install license
 Run Console
• Web client
 Run Browser
 Run Console / browser  The plug-ins “ActiveCGM
 Install ActiveCGM Browser Browser 7.1” and ScriptX
7.1 (optional) 5.5 will be loaded
 Install ScriptX 5.5 (optional) automatically from the
server

Web server/client advantages

IT Featu
res
Feature Advantage
Data Server tuning Adaptation to your network
HTML Pages size control
Maximum number of hits
No Java on the client Simplified client PC

for network installation administration
Link AirN@v through a URL Integration to existing IS

AirN@v is based on Airbus Better support, flexibility

owned ADOC N@vigator for the adaptation to your
requirements

IT Featu
res
Feature Advantage
Data Server tuning Adaptation to your network
HTML Pages size control
Maximum number of hits
No Java on the client Simplified client PC

for network installation administration
Link AirN@v through a URL Integration to existing IS

AirN@v is based on Airbus Better support, flexibility

owned ADOC N@vigator for the adaptation to your
requirements

Reference files: summary
• awnbase.lst
 Defines the databases loaded on hard disk
• [customer].cid
 One or multiple files,
 Defining customer name, password, rights and databases
linked
• group.lst
 User / Administrator definitions/defaults number tokens,
time-out etc.
• main.lic
 Licence information: server id (only for server), number of
tokens and expiration date of license

Reference files: awnbase.lst

• Defines the databases loaded on hard disk.

 In case file empty, only the bases on the mounted DVD-
drives will be taken into account.
 File automatically updated when using the “database
installer software”.
 However, when loading new AirN@v revision/version, file
saved in “AirNav_bak” folder. Must be restored.
 One line per customer database on harddisk
Sample “awnbase.lst”:
===========================================
c:\ airnav\ DEMO1_A340_0403
c:\ airnav\ DEMO_A319_A320_A321_0203
c:\ airnav\ XXX_A340_0403_W
c:\ airnav\ XXX2_A330_0203

• Defines the databases loaded on hard disk.

 In case file empty, only the bases on the mounted DVD-
drives will be taken into account.
 File automatically updated when using the “database
installer software”.
 However, when loading new AirN@v revision/version, file
saved in “AirNav_bak” folder. Must be restored.
 One line per customer database on harddisk
Sample “awnbase.lst”:
===========================================
c:\ airnav\ DEMO1_A340_0403
c:\ airnav\ DEMO_A319_A320_A321_0203
c:\ airnav\ XXX_A340_0403_W
c:\ airnav\ XXX2_A330_0203

Reference files: [customer].cid

 Defining customer name, databases linked and validity period.

 In sample below, Customer2 (XX4) has access to XX2, XX3,
XX4, XX5 (all A320 fam) and XX1 (A330). Password thus linked
to Customer2, and not to the underlying bases.
 One or multiple files per DVD, e.g. in case “XX1” (A330) used
by Customer2 (XX4) and Customer3 (XX5), both cids are on
the “XX1” DVD!
 “cid” files only automatically installed during AirN@v or
Database installation. In some (exceptional) cases, the file
must be copied manually from the DVD to the hard disk
Sample: “customer2.cid”:
==========================================
=
customer.name=Customer2
customer.code=XX1, XX2, XX3, XX4, XX5
date.creation=11/04/2003
date.expiration=05/02/2004
code=6a5f87ae30492782ffd9fde778907b238b0d1ce3
 Defining customer name, databases linked and validity period.

 In sample below, Customer2 (XX4) has access to XX2, XX3,
XX4, XX5 (all A320 fam) and XX1 (A330). Password thus linked
to Customer2, and not to the underlying bases.
 One or multiple files per DVD, e.g. in case “XX1” (A330) used
by Customer2 (XX4) and Customer3 (XX5), both cids are on
the “XX1” DVD!
 “cid” files only automatically installed during AirN@v or
Database installation. In some (exceptional) cases, the file
must be copied manually from the DVD to the hard disk
Sample: “customer2.cid”:
==========================================
=
customer.name=Customer2
customer.code=XX1, XX2, XX3, XX4, XX5
date.creation=11/04/2003
date.expiration=05/02/2004
code=6a5f87ae30492782ffd9fde778907b238b0d1ce3

Reference files: group.lst
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• User / Administrator definitions/defaults nbr tokens, time-out etc.

Sample
===========================================
group.names=User,Administrator
User.customer=
User.privToken=0
User.maxToken=10
User.timeout=7200
User.code=7f5ae932f720d9f77f3b8c9ab0102aa9757e3a82
Administrator.customer=
Administrator.privToken=0
Administrator.maxToken=100
Administrator.timeout=7200
Administrator.code=6fd11641c68ee6ec3cf60ace4e798b40b5f9caec

• User / Administrator definitions/defaults nbr tokens, time-out etc.

Sample
===========================================
group.names=User,Administrator
User.customer=
User.privToken=0
User.maxToken=10
User.timeout=7200
User.code=7f5ae932f720d9f77f3b8c9ab0102aa9757e3a82
Administrator.customer=
Administrator.privToken=0
Administrator.maxToken=100
Administrator.timeout=7200
Administrator.code=6fd11641c68ee6ec3cf60ace4e798b40b5f9caec


Reference files: main.lic
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• Licence information: server id (only for server), number of

Sample of “main.lic” file (stand-alone):

===========================================
server.name=Stand-alone
lic.token=0
lic.expiration=30/04/2004
lic.code=6059af45606e6f3d3c92ef83dabdb9015efb6863
Sample of “main.lic” file (network server):

===========================================
server.name=tairnav
server.addr=00-50-DA-DE-A8-12
lic.token= 0
lic.code=2ba26be16260a271ca429c8d143a0e2c6d7d1a1d

• Licence information: server id (only for server), number of

Sample of “main.lic” file (stand-alone):

===========================================
server.name=Stand-alone
lic.token=0
lic.code=6059af45606e6f3d3c92ef83dabdb9015efb6863
Sample of “main.lic” file (network server):

===========================================
server.name=tairnav
server.addr=00-50-DA-DE-A8-12
lic.token= 0
lic.code=2ba26be16260a271ca429c8d143a0e2c6d7d1a1d

Reference files: where to find in “program files”

Installed databases (ALK, DEMO…)
Awnbase.lst
Group.lst & main.lic

[customer].cid files
Bookmarks, Notes &

Attached documents per Base

Installed databases (ALK, DEMO…)
Awnbase.lst
Group.lst & main.lic

[customer].cid files
Bookmarks, Notes &

Attached documents per Base

Old Reference files: where to find on hard disk

Licenses (Web Server) procedure (1)
• Web Server version subject to commercial conditions

• Thus, only installation instructions/setup on DVD, not
automatically the needed license
• After installation AirN@v, customer must provide
“Hostname” and “Physical address” of the server
• After receipt (and commercial conditions met), Airbus
provides customer with “main.lic” file to be copied to the
“lic” directory.
• License granted for e.g. 15 months


“Infolic.txt” (to be sent to Airbus):
HostName= renette-j
EthAddr=00-E0-00-C3-65-1D
“Main.lic” (created by Airbus):

server.name=renette-j
server.addr=00-E0-00-C3-65-1D
lic.token=0
lic.expire=31/07/2003
lic.code=f9e2460fd587295068c048e5f17b087ba6916606

“Infolic.txt” (to be sent to Airbus):
HostName= renette-j
EthAddr=00-E0-00-C3-65-1D
“Main.lic” (created by Airbus):

server.name=renette-j
server.addr=00-E0-00-C3-65-1D
lic.token=0
lic.expire=31/07/2003
lic.code=f9e2460fd587295068c048e5f17b087ba6916606

Typical Installation samples: Stand-alone mode
• Installation new PC (shortcuts in “readme.htm”)

 1) install JRE 1.3
 2) install AirN@v console
 3) Install Customer database(s) on hard disk (optional)
 4) Configure MIE for use with AirN@v
• Installation new AirN@v DVD revision

 Items 1 and 4): not needed
 Item 2): only when AirN@v software version upgraded (e.g.
AirN@v version 1.0 to 1.1). In this case, recover “old bases”
from “AirN@v_ bak” subdirectory.

 Item 3): as above.
 New item 5): transfer bookmarks/notes from previous bases

Typical Installation samples: Network mode (1)
• Installation new server (shortcuts in “readme.htm”)

 1) Install ADOC N@vigator
 2) Licenses
– send information on Server id & Physical address to Airbus
– on receipt of “main.lic”, install it on server
 3) Install Customer database(s) on server hard disk (optional)
 4) Start Console and check proper functioning
• Installation of new Clients
 5) Configure MSIE for use with AirN@v

 6) On first run, plug-ins (ActiveCGM 7.1 and ScriptX 5.5) are
automatically loaded.

Typical Installation samples: Network mode (2)
• New AirN@v DVD (new customer revision)

On SERVER:
 1) Install ADOC N@vigator (only when AirN@v software
version upgraded). Recover “old bases” from “AirNav_ bak”
subdirectory, when needed.
 2) Install Customer database(s) on server hard disk (optional)
 4) Start Console and check proper functioning
 5) Transfer bookmarks/notes from previous bases, when
needed
• On CLIENTS:
 No actions needed.

AirN@v log-on
• Log-on as “User”
 Only “AirN@v consultation” and creation of “private”
bookmarks / notes (local)
• Log-on as “Administrator”
 Additional functions, as:
– TFU & TR uploading,
– creation of Airline comments
– maintaining databases
– creation of Public notes / bookmarks


Launch AirN@v (Stand-alone)
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Step 1: Launch Console (Server)

Step 2: Launch browser (Client)

Step 1: Launch Console (Server)

Step 2: Launch browser (Client)


AirN@v Log-on
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AirN@v Log-on
1) Access as “simple” User Customer/Password combination checked
Administrator password checked

Group “User”: no further password

needed
User initials/name for session/
bookmarks
2) Access as “Administrator”

AirN@v Log-on
1) Access as “simple” User Customer/Password combination checked
Administrator password checked

Group “User”: no further password

needed
User initials/name for session/
bookmarks
2) Access as “Administrator”

Database functions (User versus Administrator)

Access to AirN@v To “Administrator” functions


Access to AirN@v To “Administrator” functions



AirN@v Console checks (1)
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Check CID Files

Check “Group file”
Databases on hard disk

Check CID Files

Check “Group file”
Databases on hard disk


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• “Save Tomcat logs” & “Save Config logs”

 give the possibility to store the logs on the hard disk, and
 to send them to the IT personnel in case of anomalies encountered

• “Save Tomcat logs” & “Save Config logs”

 give the possibility to store the logs on the hard disk, and
 to send them to the IT personnel in case of anomalies encountered

Administration Services: Summary



Attaching documents: sample TR’s

TR
TR A/L
A/L
Document
Document
Attachment
Attachment Database
Database
TR
TFU
Airline
Revision R
Document
Attachments
Attachments Database
Database
Transfer
Transfer
Revision R+1

TR
TR A/L
A/L
Document
Document
Attachment
Attachment Database
Database
TR
TFU
Airline
Revision R
Document
Attachments
Attachments Database
Database
Transfer
Transfer
Revision R+1




Transferring attachments from previous revision:



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Trouble shooting items (1): Port Used
 Message:
"FATAL:java.net.BindException: Address in use: JVM_Bind”
 Meaning:
A problem with the connection to the internet HTTP port of the machine.In
fact, Tomcat by default tries to connect to the HTTP port 80 (standard HTTP
port). If another software (probably another HTTP server) is already
connected to this port, the error appears because Tomcat can't connect to it.
 Solution:
To change the port of AirN@v :
– Edit the file Program files / AirNav / tomcat / conf / server.xml.
– Find the character string "<Parameter name="port" value="80"/>"
(beware, it may appear several strings "<Parameter name="port"" but
only one string "<Parameter name="port" value="80"/>")

– Change the "value" to an unused port number. e.g.: "<Parameter
name="port" value="8080"/>”
– Then re-launch AirN@v and the address to be typed in the browser will
be: http://localhost:[new port number]/awn e.g.: http://localhost:8080/awn

Trouble shooting items (2): JAVA errors
 Message:
<<Administration Error: FATAL ERROR:Exception while initializing
Servlet>>
 Meaning:
After investigation it appears that the customer was working with
another JRE Version (JRE v1.4, v1.2) instead of the JRE1.3 (last
delivered with AirN@v).
 Solution:
We advise you to reinstall JRE v1.3 (thus becoming the "current"
JRE and eventually uninstall other versions of JAVA), and then to
reinstall AirN@v.
The version used should then be correct.

Trouble shooting items (3): Customer names
 Anomaly:
My customer name does not appear in the log-on screen
 Meaning:
The [Customer].cid has not been loaded on the hard disk
(new DVD received after first installation..)
 Solution:
Copy the [customer].cid file(s) from the DVD to the hard disk
directory:
Program files / airnav / tomcat / webapps / awn / web-inf / lic /
cid (default installation parameters)

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 “User” versus “Administration” function

AIRN@V Illustrated Parts catalog 05/04/24 Page 1

• In both cases possibility, either

 to keep customer base(s) on the DVD, or

AIRN@V Illustrated Parts catalog 05/04/24 Page 2

AIRN@V Illustrated Parts catalog 05/04/24 Page 3

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AirN@v – Stand-alone Installation

 128 MB of RAM for Windows 98, Me

Device DVD drive Pioneer type 106S (-RW)

System Windows NT 4.0 sp 3, 2000, 98, Me, XP

Pointing device Any MS-Windows compatible mouse

Screen resolution Minimum 1024x768 with 64K colors

Printer PostScript compliant for PDF attachments

 Microsoft Internet Explorer (MSIE) 5.5 or 6.0 only

AIRN@V Illustrated Parts catalog 05/04/24 Page 6

AIRN@V Illustrated Parts catalog 05/04/24 Page 7

ADOC N@vigator Server (Network installation)

256 recommended for 25 concurrent users.

Windows NT 4.0 Server,

• Software JRE 1.3,Pack

AIRN@V Illustrated Parts catalog 05/04/24 Page 8

ADOC N@vigator Server (Network installation)

256 recommended for 25 concurrent users.

Windows NT 4.0 Server,

• Software JRE 1.3,Pack

AIRN@V Illustrated Parts catalog 05/04/24 Page 9

ADOC N@vigator Client (Network installation)

 128 MB of RAM for Windows 98, Me

ActiveCGM 7.1 and ScriptX 5.5 (delivered with ADOC

Remark: Windows 95 in validation phase

AIRN@V Illustrated Parts catalog 05/04/24 Page 10

AIRN@V Illustrated Parts catalog

AirN@v,Cust: Demo, Installing AirN@v

Install directory for

Installation of: Install directory for

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AirN@v,Cust: Demo, Installing AirN@v

Install directory for

Installation of: Install directory for

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• Delivery medium : 4.7 GB DVD

 Server Installation option

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Documentation Stand-alone Web server install

Readme “Readme.htm” “ReadMe.html

Reference “AWN_MICA_MP_en.doc “AWN_MICA_en.doc

Release “release_Notes.htm” “Release_Notes.html” and

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• Stand-alone (readme.htm): • Web server (readMe.html)

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• Stand-alone (readme.htm): • Web server (readMe.html)

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No Java on the client Simplified client PC

Link AirN@v through a URL Integration to existing IS

AirN@v is based on Airbus Better support, flexibility

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No Java on the client Simplified client PC

Link AirN@v through a URL Integration to existing IS