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47 lines
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The NetScaler Console NITRO for Python allows you to configure and
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monitor the NetScaler Console appliance programmatically in Python based
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applications.
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NetScaler Console NITRO is free software. You can redistribute and modify it under the
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terms of the Apache License. See LICENSE.txt for details.
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This readme briefly explains the directory structure of the SDK.
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Directory Structure
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* doc - Contains the API reference and a getting started guide.
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* lib - Contains JARs to be added to the applications classpath.
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* sample - Contains code samples explaining the usage of NITRO APIs.
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* massrc - Contains the NetScaler Console NITRO source code.
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Minimum Requirements
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1.System Requirements : Works on all platform .
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2.Software Requirements : Requires Python 2.7 and Request Library (if possible "requests >= 2.1.0").
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Already present in "lib" folder.
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Note: For Eclipse Users : "pydev" plugin.
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Accessing the API Reference for Python
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The API reference is provided as a *.zip file.
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Steps to install before using the python SDX.
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1. Go to "lib" folder(Contents : mas_nitro-python*.tar , requests*.tar).
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2. Do the following steps for each of the *.tar file.
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3. Extract the file in any directory( Recommended - Directory where Python is Installed ).
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4. Go To MSDOS Command Prompt .
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5. Change the current working directory to the extracted folder Directory.
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6. Run Command- python setup.py install.
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7. Now it will start installing . In case if any other required libraries are missing , it will give
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warnings.
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8. Once it is installed without warnings .Now you can import the library in your modules as shown in Sample
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files.
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Note : In case if you are using Eclipse . It needs to set the path explicitly and requires "pydev" plugin too.
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