Application Extension Platform 1.x -- Packaging Applications on Cisco AXP
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To package your applications on Cisco AXP, first prepare the directory structure in your development machine.
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Preparing the Development Machine
The environment used in the following examples is a CentOS 5.2 Linux build. First set up four basic directory structures such as those shown below:
Example:
Directory structure
opt/
/axp-sdk.1.6.1/
/keys
/tcpdump
/third_party_rpms_repository
/output
Directories used in the examples are shown in: Table: Directory Structure in Examples
Table: Directory Structure in Examples
| Directory Name | Contains | Example |
|---|---|---|
|
sdk-directory |
Unpacked Cisco AXP SDK files. |
/opt/axp-sdk.1.6.1/ |
|
source-directory |
Application source files and RPMs. |
/opt/tcpdump/ |
|
keys-directory |
Development authorization bundle, development certification, and private key. |
/opt/axp-sdk.1.6.1/keys/ |
|
project-directory |
Packaged files for installation on the Cisco AXP service module. |
/opt/output/ |
Preparing the Cisco AXP SDK
Application Extension Platform 1.x -- Preparing the Cisco AXP SDK
Preparing an Application with RPMs
Enabling the Linux Shell in a Virtual Instance
Application Extension Platform 1.x -- Enabling the Linux Shell in a Virtual Instance
Packaging an Application Using the SDK
Application Extension Platform 1.x -- Packaging an Application using the SDK
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