Accessing the product
You need to start the IBM® Product Master services to access the product.
Starting the product
env_settings.ini
file.start_local.sh
script to start the product and all of the services
that are needed to run the product; and the rmi_status.sh
script to verify that the
application is running. You also need to start the messaging service of the Global Data
Synchronization feature to send and receive XML messages. An environment, which provides graphical
support (for example, VNC) is recommended. In case, global security is enabled in WebSphere® Application Server, but if the
admin_security=false
parameter is specified in the
env_settings.ini file, you are prompted with a window to provide the WebSphere Application Server administrative user name and
password. If you use an environment like PuTTY, which does not have graphical support, the execution
of the command appears hung.To start the services, proceed as follows:
- Run the
start_local.sh
script at the <install directory>/bin/go directory. If theadmin_security=true
parameter is set in the env_settings.ini file, but the user name and password are not provided in the [appserver] section, you should specify these values in the command line as follows:start_local.sh --wsadminUsername=<was_admin_user>
--wsadminPwd=<was_admin_password> - Run the gdsmsg.sh script at the <install
directory>/bin directory with the start parameter if you
have enabled the Global Data Synchronization feature. You can use the status parameter to fetch the
status of the Global Data Synchronization listener
service.
$<Install_Dir>/bin/gdsmsg.sh start
- Run the
rmi_status.sh
script to verify that the application is up and running, and that the services have started. The following information is displayed:admin_<name of instance> appsvr_<name of instance> eventprocessor_<name of instance> queuemanager_<name of instance> scheduler_<name of instance> workflowengine_<name of instance>
This process takes approximately 30 - 40 seconds, depending on the speed of the processor.
- When Global Data Synchronization feature is
enabled:
[pim1@pimserver1 pim1]$ /opt/pim/pim1/pim900/bin/go/rmi_status.sh [success] rmistatus (Mon Mar 8 14:00:49 PDT 2010) //pimserver1:17507/samplemart/admin/admin_pimserver1 //pimserver1:17507/samplemart/appsvr/appsvr_pimserver1 //pimserver1:17507/samplemart/queuemanager/queuemanager_pimserver1 //pimserver1:17507/samplemart/workflowengine/workflowengine_pimserver1 //pimserver1:17507/samplemart/scheduler/scheduler_pimserver1 //pimserver1:17507/samplemart/eventprocessor/eventprocessor_pimserver1
- Global Data Synchronization feature is not
enabled:
[pim1@pimserver1 pim1]$ /opt/pim/pim1/pim900/bin/go/rmi_status.sh [success] rmistatus (Mon Mar 8 14:00:49 PDT 2010) //pimserver1:17507/samplemart/admin/admin_pimserver1 //pimserver1:17507/samplemart/appsvr/appsvr_pimserver1 //pimserver1:17507/samplemart/queuemanager/queuemanager_pimserver1 //pimserver1:17507/samplemart/workflowengine/workflowengine_pimserver1 //pimserver1:17507/samplemart/scheduler/scheduler_pimserver1 //pimserver1:17507/samplemart/eventprocessor/eventprocessor_pimserver1
Logging in to the product
- Open your web browser and enter the URL and port for the web server. It is important to enter a
fully qualified host name along with "/utils/enterLogin.jsp". The URL is
similar to the following:
http://<DNS name or IP address>/utils/enterLogin.jsp
Where,
<DNS name or IP address> is the DNS name or the IP address of the system on which the product is running, and the port is defined in the common.properties file.
Note: During the product installation, the web server port was set to 7507 in a two tier configuration. If a different port is used, change the port reference in the file server.xml for a three tier configuration. - Use the user name, password, and company that was created from running the demonstration test
scripts. For example, enter the following information:
User name: AdminPassword: trinitronCompany Code: acme
For more information, see Creating test company.
Note: The ID and password information was hardcoded when you created the company by using the script, and hence are case-sensitive.If the product home page loads, the installation was successful. Log out of the application.
Stopping the product
To update or change the runtime configuration of the Product Master, you must stop the product and all the related services, and the application servers including the application server of the Global Data Synchronization feature.
You need to run the abort_local.sh
script to stop the product and all of the
services. You also need to stop the messaging service of the Global Data Synchronization feature. An
environment, which provides graphical support (for example, VNC) is recommended. In the case where
global security is enabled in WebSphere Application
Server, but the admin_security=false
parameter is specified in the
env_settings.ini file, you are prompted with a window to provide the WebSphere Application Server administrative user name and
password. If you use an environment like PuTTY, which does not have graphical support, the execution
of the command appears hung.
- Run the
abort_local.sh
script at the <install directory>/bin/go directory. Ifadmin_security=true
parameter is set in the env_settings.ini file, but the user name and password are not provided in the [appserver] section, you should specify these values in the command line as follows:abort_local.sh --wsadminUsername=<was_admin_user>
--wsadminPwd=<was_admin_password> - Run the
gdsmsg.sh
script at the <install directory>/bin directory with the stop parameter, if you have enabled the Global Data Synchronization feature.- stop parameter - Use to complete processing the messages that have been picked from the message queue and then stop the Global Data Synchronization messaging service.
- abort parameter - Use to stop the Global Data Synchronization messaging service immediately without processing the messages that have been picked from the message queue.
$<Install_Dir>/bin/gdsmsg.sh stop