IXIASOFT Output Generator directory structure

When you extract the IXIA CCMS Output Generator files, the following directory structure is created:

Directory	Description	Requires restart?¹
bin	Contains the programs for installing, starting, and uninstalling the CCMS Output Generator.	Yes
conf	Contains the CCMS Output Generator configuration.	Yes
conf\client	Contains the client configuration	Yes
data	Contains the transformation scenarios as well as the DITA Open Toolkit.	No
data\resources\ client	Contains the client resource files.	No
libs	Contains binary files required by the CCMS Output Generator.	Yes
libs\client	Contains client binary files.	Yes
logs	Contains the CCMS Output Generator log files.	No
temp	Contains the temporary files created during the output generation process.	No
pid	Contains the .pid file (Linux only).	No
1. Indicates whether the CCMS Output Generator needs to be restarted if changes are made to files in this directory.

The CCMS Output Generator directory structure is organized so that your configuration changes are not lost between upgrades.

Files that you need to modify are provided in one of the following formats:

*.empty files (for example, corba.properties.empty): Many configuration files are provided in the initial installation with the .empty suffix. Use these files as a template and remove the .empty suffix when saving them (keeping the original .empty file unmodified for backup).
The *.empty files are required by the CCMS Output Generator. You must configure them otherwise the CCMS Output Generator will not work.
*-client.xml.orig files (for example, data/conductor-client.xml.orig): Some of the Ant conductor files are provided in the initial installation with the -client.xml.orig suffix. Use these files as a template and rename the -client suffix to your company name (for example, conductor-acme.xml).
The *.orig files are optional.
*.orig files in the conf/client directory (for example, conf/client/outputtypes.xml.orig): The configuration files in the conf/client directory are provided with the .orig suffix. Use these files as a template and remove the .orig suffix when saving them (keeping the original .orig file unmodified for backup).
The *.orig files are optional.