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Please refer to the Proposed Directory Structure for assistance with the steps below.

Basic Configuration

Open the launcher.cfg file which is located in the top-level directory of the Java Launcher Pack.
Search for the following lines:
```
#CONTAINER_HOME=<absolute-path>
#JVM_HOME=<absolute-path>
#WARATEK_HOME=<absolute-path>
```
Relative paths are supported in the JLP configuration file. The paths are resolved relative to the location of the launcher.cfg file that they are defined in.
Delete the # symbol at the beginning of each line to enable settings.
Set CONTAINER_HOME to the location of JDK which your existing Application is using (e.g. Oracle Hotspot version 6u23).
Set JVM_HOME to the location of host JDK which is typically the latest version at the time of the Waratek installation (e.g. Oracle Hotspot version 8u191).

Set WARATEK_HOME to the location of the Waratek agent:

On Linux:
```
WARATEK_HOME=/opt/waratek/agent
```

On Windows:

WARATEK_HOME=<path-to-waratek-software>\agent

Set JAVA_HOME to the location where you install the Java Launcher Pack:
- On Windows: Locate the standalone.conf.bat (usually in the bin/ folder of JBoss or WildFly), add the following line:
```
set JAVA_HOME=<absolute-path-to-waratek-software>\launcher
```
- On Linux: Locate the standalone.conf (usually in the bin/ folder of JBoss or WildFly), add the following line:
```
JAVA_HOME=/opt/waratek/launcher
```
- On Windows (JBoss 4.x or 5.x): Open run.conf.bat (usually in the bin/ folder), add:
```
set JAVA_HOME=<absolute-path-to-java-launcher-pack>
```
- On Linux (JBoss 4.x or 5.x): Open run.conf (usually in the bin/ folder), add:
```
JAVA_HOME=/opt/waratek/launcher
```
Set WARATEK_PROPERTIES:
- It is recommended that this is set via a command-line argument.
- The property file can use any name.
- If using the Waratek Proposed Directory Structure on Linux, add the following line to standalone.conf or run.conf:
```
JAVA_OPTS="$JAVA_OPTS -Dcom.waratek.WaratekProperties=/opt/waratek/conf_*/<name of property file>"
```
- On Windows, this can be set inside standalone.conf.bat or run.conf.bat, for example:
```
set JAVA_OPTS=%JAVA_OPTS% -Dcom.waratek.WaratekProperties=<absolute-path-to-waratek-software>\conf_*\<name of property file>
```

Start the application and verify Waratek has been installed correctly by checking server logs or noting the Waratek logo on the terminal:

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Basic Configuration​

Basic Configuration