This release ships with a separate installer that you can use to configure the Rest Information Services (RIS) facility. This facility configures the RIS.war file, which supports REST resources. The REST resources exposed through RIS make SOAP calls to gather information from various RBPM systems.
You can run the RIS installer in console or silent mode. Before running the installer, you need to edit the properties file for the RIS installer. Once you’ve edited the properties file, launch it with this command:
RisUpdateWar -i silent -f <path to the properties file>
For example:
RisUpdateWar -i silent -f /home/jdoe/idm-install-files/silent.properties
The installer requires the following information:
Where RIS.war is located
Which port the User Application is configured to run on
What context has been defined for the User Application
What host name RIS.war will be ed on
Here are the properties for an RIS install:
Table 8-3 RIS Configuration Properties
Property |
Description |
---|---|
NOVL_INSTALL_HOST |
Name of the host where RIS.war will be ed. This name cannot be localhost. Required. |
NOVL_USERAPP_PORT |
Port on which the RBPM User Application is configured to run. Required. |
NOVL_CONTEXT_NAME |
Context name for the User Application. Required. |
RIS_INSTALL_DIRECTORY |
Directory in which RIS.war is located. Required. |
RIS_WAR_FILE |
Name of the RIS.war file. Do not change this value. |
RIS_INSTALL_LOG |
Name of the log file for the installer. You can name the file whatever you like. The installer writes the file to the location specified in the RIS_INSTALL_DIR property. If you leave this property blank, the default log file is RIS-Install.log. Optional. |