The Optimize installer should configure the Optimize listener properly during your installation. However, if there are complications you may need to define a setting manually. The Optimize listener is the ACOServer.bat (Windows) or ACOServer.sh (UNIX) file located in the bin directory of your Optimize installation.
See To display Optimize listener output to a console for instructions on editing the Optimize listener to show status in the console.
Full path to the Optimize installation directory
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Full path to the Campaign installation directory. If Campaign is installed on a separate host, the CAMPAIGN_HOME directory must be mounted (UNIX) or mapped as a network drive (Windows) and the full path must be specified. Please ensure execute permissions on this directory.
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If you have a Chinese, Japanese, or Korean (CJK) character in your user name, you must set the environment variable UNICA_ACSYSENCODING equal to UTF-8 so that the Optimize session runs without errors. However, if a user without a CJK character in their user name attempts to run an Optimize session while UNICA_ACSYSENCODING is equal to UTF-8, the Optimize session will fail.
You can set UNICA_ACSYSENCODING in the Optimize listener file. The Optimize listener file, ACOServer.bat (Windows) or ACOServer.sh (UNIX), is located in the bin directory of your Optimize installation.
ACOServer.bat - To set the variable for users with CJK characters in their user name, remove the comment to the line set UNICA_ACSYSENCODING=UTF-8. To configure the Optimize listener for users without CJK characters in their user name, add a comment to the line set UNICA_ACSYSENCODING=UTF-8.
ACOServer.sh - To set the variable for users with CJK characters in their user name, remove the comments to the lines UNICA_ACSYSENCODING=UTF-8 and export UNICA_ACSYSENCODING. To configure the Optimize listener for users without CJK characters in their user name, add comments to the lines set UNICA_ACSYSENCODING=UTF-8 and export UNICA_ACSYSENCODING.
You must stop and restart the Optimize listener in a new command prompt for these changes to take effect.
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