The Automation Adapter Environment Configuration File

To start the automation adapter, you need to setup the environment variables in the configuration file ingadapter.properties. Specify the configuration file in the start procedure DD STDENV.

See also Prerequisites and Environment Setup

Table 1. Environment Variables of the Automation Adapter
Parameter Default Value Description
E2E_INSTALL_ROOT /usr/lpp/ing/adapter The automation adapter installation path.
E2E_CUSTOM_ROOT /usr/lpp/ing/adapter The automation adapter customization path for modified configuration files, logger and SSL related files.
E2E_JAVA_XMX 256 The maximum memory that the automation adapter is allowed to allocate. You can specify the maximum memory allocated by JVM in MB.
E2E_SSL_PASSW password The password for the truststore that is generated by the generateSampleKeys function. This is only needed if you plan to generate sample keys for test purposes.
E2E_SSL_VERSION TLS The version of the SSL protocol that is used for SSL communication, for example, TLSv1.2. If you change it here, you must change it for the E2E agent (INGAGT_SSL_VERSION) and for the Z Automation Web Console server (com.ibm.eez.adapter.ssl.version) as well.
E2E_USRJP   Here you can add user specific Java system properties, for example, SSL debugging options.
-Djavax.net.debug=ssl:handshake:verbose:keymanager:trustmanager

This parameter is useful if you need to debug SSL handshake exceptions.
E2E_USRCP /u/mydir/my.jar Here you can add user specific classpath if needed.
E2E_DEBUG ON The switch to set on the logger function. Needed only if problem analysis is required.
E2E_JAVA_HOME /local/java/J6.0 The Java runtime and SDK paths to invoke Java and the Java keytool respectively if the default java is not appropriate.
E2E_DROPCON NO or YES Set NO if you do not want the start script to drop possible open or unused connections.
E2E_TCPNAME Empty string The name of the TCP/IP stack where you want to isolate E2E Automation and NetView E/AS. System symbols are supported here.