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Table 4 .3. Mechanisms and Default Mechanism Flags

Mechanism Hexadecimal Bitstring Value

RSA 0x00000001

DSA 0x00000002

RC2 0x00000004

RC4 0x00000008

DES 0x00000010

DH 0x00000020

FORT EZZ A 0x00000040

RC5 0x00000080

SHA1 0x00000100

MD5 0x00000200

MD2 0x00000400

RANDOM 0x08000000

FRIENDLY 0x10000000

OWN_PW_DEFAULT S 0x20000000

DISABLE 0x40000000

Files is a required key that lists the files that need to be installed for this module. Each entry in the file

list is a key-value pair. T he key includes the path to the file that is contained in the JAR archive and the

value list contains the attributes of the file. At a minimum, you must specify either RelativePath or

AbsolutePath for each file. If desired, you can specify additional attributes. For more information, see

Per-File Keys.

The EquivalentPlatform key specifies that the attributes of the named platform should also be

used for the current platform. Using this key saves time when more than one platform uses the same

settings.

Per- File Keys

These keys have meaning only within an entry in a Files list. At a minimum, RelativePath or

AbsolutePath must be specified. If both are specified, the relative path is tried first, and the absolute

path is used only if a relative root folder is not provided by m odutil.

The RelativePath key specifies the destination path of the file, relative to a folder indicated at

installation. You can assign values for two variables in the relative path, %root% and %tem p%. At run

time, %root% is replaced with a folder in which files should be installed, such as the server's root folder.

The %tem p% folder is created at the beginning of the installation and destroyed at the end.

The purpose of %tem p% is to hold executable files (such as setup programs) or files that are used by

these programs. Files destined for the temporary folder are in place before any executable file is

launched. They are not deleted until all executable files have finished.

The AbsolutePath key specifies the destination of the file as an absolute path. If both

RelativePath and AbsolutePath are specified, m odutil attempts to use the relative path. If it is

unable to determine a relative path, it uses the absolute path.

The Executable key specifies that a file is to be executed during the course of the installation.

Typically, this key is used to identify a setup program provided by a module vendor. T he setup program

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