If you are using WebSphere® Application
Server as your application server for running IBM® Product Master, you
must verify the configuration settings, start the application server,
configure group and server settings, run some scripts, and then start
the application server.
Before you begin
Before you can set up Product Master,
you must ensure that it is configured.
Procedure
- Configure the
[appserver.websphere] section
with the following parameters:
- application_server_profile
- The name of the WebSphere Application
Server profile.
- cell_name
- The name of the WebSphere Application
Server cell where Product Master is
installed.
- node_name
- The name of the node in the WebSphere Application
Server cell where Product Master is
installed.
- admin_security
- Set this parameter to
true if WebSphere Application Server administrative
security is enabled.
- Configure the
[appserver.appsvr] section
with the following parameters:
- port
- The port that Product Master runs
on.
- appserver_name
- The name of the WebSphere Application
Server component, which is created in a later step.
- vhost_name
- The name of the WebSphere Application
Server virtual host component, which is created in a later step.
- Add the security parameters username and password to
the
[appserver.websphere] section. For
example:
# Application server admin user name and password. This info is
required WebSphere when admin_security
in [appserver.websphere] section is set to true. If username
and password are not provided in env_settings.ini, user will
need to provide the values in the command line when invoking
scripts like start_local.sh or otherwise the user will be
prompted to enter the values before the execution of the
script will continue.
#username=
#password=
Note: If you choose not to save the credential information in the
env_settins.ini file, you can provide it from the command line while running
install_war.sh file.