Directories and Files

After you download the Full or Lite package, you can extract it to a directory. We call it ${BURGEONSOFT_HOME}.
Throughout the docs, you'll notice there are a lot of references to ${BURGEONSOFT_HOME}. This represents the root of your DocCare2 installation. When we say, "This information can be found in your ${BURGEONSOFT_HOME}/README.txt file" we mean to look at the README.txt file at the root of your DocCare2 install.

These are some of the important DocCare2 directories, all relative to ${BURGEONSOFT_HOME}:

• /bin - Startup, shutdown, and boot needed jar files. The *.sh files (for Linux/Unix systems) are functional duplicates of the *.bat files (for Windows systems).
• /conf - Configuration files.
  - configure.xml The most important configuration file. It configures the fundamental components and services which DocCare2 relies on.
  - database.properties This file stores database configuration.
  - jgroup.xml This file is used to configure event delivery between DocCare2 components.
  - jndi.properties This file contains RMI bind host and port.
  - log4j.properties DocCare2 log configuration.
  - server.policy This file defines JAVA security policies.
  - tablelist This list is for DocCare2 internal use. DO NOT modify it.
• /data – This folder stores file indexes and sending failed mails.
• deploy – All server modules here. Each .sar directory represents a server module, which contains a configuration file service.xml and module files.
• /install – This folder contains installation info, license file and database scripts.
• /log - Log files are stored here by default.
• /webapps - This is where DocCare2 Web module is placed. (only applies to FULL distribution)
• /common , /server, /share – These are DocCare2 library folders.