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  5. Install and set up the BlackBerry AtHoc User Sync Client
  6. Install the BlackBerry AtHoc User Sync Client 

Install the 
BlackBerry AtHoc
 User Sync Client 

  1. Obtain the latest User Sync Client MSI from 
    BlackBerry AtHoc
     customer support.
  2. Run the MSI as an administrator.
  3. Follow the prompts to install the 
    BlackBerry AtHoc
     User Sync Client in the directory of your choice.
Once installed, the B
BlackBerry AtHoc
 User Sync Client has the following structure in the installed directory:
  1. bin
     folder
    : This folder has the libraries (DLLs) needed for executing the 
    BlackBerry AtHoc
     User Sync Client.
  2. sample
     folder
    : This folder has two sub folders: 
    CSV 
    and 
    LDAP
    . Each sub folder has a configuration file and several sample files for your reference. You can use these sample files to configure the 
    BlackBerry AtHoc
     User Sync Client for either the .csv or LDAP data sources.
  3. tools
     folder
    : This folder contains other useful tools.
  4.   AtHocDataIntegration.config file
    :  This is the main configuration file for the 
    BlackBerry AtHoc
     User Sync Client where you can specify the data adapter, data processor, and data synchronizer configurations.
  5. AtHocDataIntegrator.exe.config
     file
    : This is the configuration file used for the executable. Do not modify this file.
  6. AtHocDataIntegrator.exe
     executable
    : This is the main executable file. You can run this file manually or through Windows Task Scheduler. Before running this file, ensure that your configurations and XSLT files are in place.
  7. Sample.xslt
     XSL file
    : This is a file that is used to transform the XML generated by the data adapter to XML suitable for the data processor. This sample file is for the LDAP data adapter. A sample file for .csv is present in sample/csv folder. You must replace this file with the proper XSL file that matches your transformation requirements.