Reconfigure ARIS Publisher settings

Settings entered during the setup process can be adjusted. Use the reconfigure ACC command (see ARIS Cloud Controller (ACC) Command-Line Tool.pdf document) to change settings. When performing an update setup all modifications made manually in CFG or XML files will be lost.

In this example, the Oracle connection parameters of ARIS Publisher Server will be modified and the user management of another ARIS Server will be used. Also, the connection parameters to Process Governance can be adjusted.

Procedure

  1. Start ARIS Cloud Controller on your ARIS Publisher Server.
  2. Reconfigure businesspublisher_<s,m or l> and force that runnable to use the ARIS Administration of your ARIS Server installation.

    Ensure that all values used in the reconfigure command, for example, for the keys username or password actually match to the values used in the <ARIS installation path>\server\bin\work\work_businesspublisher_<s, m or l>\base\webapps\businesspublisher\config\webappserver.cfg file and the umcconfig.cfg file. If typing errors happened during the setup process the affected values must be adjusted.

    For better readability, the parameters of the reconfigure command are shown with line-wraps. For execution you must enter a single-line command.

    #Database connection parameters (in this example an Oracle database system is used)

    bp.ado.database="com.idsscheer.aris.businesspublisher.application.dao.database.AOracleDAO"

    bp.db.driver="oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver"

    bp.db.url="jdbc:oracle:thin:@//oracle-srv.domain.tld:1521:oracle_sid"

    bp.db.validation.query="select 1 from dual"

    bp.db.username="ARISBP"

    bp.db.passwd="ARISBP" (You can also enter encrypted passwords.)

    bp.arisbpdata="ARISBPDATA"

    bp.arisbpindex="ARISBPINDEX"

    #ARIS Administration connection parameters

    bp.login.module="UMCLogin"

    "UMCLogin" can be found in the webappserver.cfg file. This parameter value switches the ARIS Publisher Server's user management to the User Management of the defined ARIS Server ARIS Administration.

    bp.umc.server.url="http://<aris-design-or-connect-srv>.domain.tld:<port number>/umc"

    This URL can be found in the umcconfig.cfg file. It directs to the user management of the ARIS Server ARIS Administration. Enter the port number used during setup. The default port number is 80 (Windows operating systems) or 1080 (Linux operating systems).

    bp.umc.admin.login="superuser"

    bp.umc.admin.passwd="<superuser's password>"

    The ARIS Administration user name and password can be found in the umcconfig.cfg file. By default the superuser user has access to the user management and holds all required permissions. For security reasons, you are recommended to encrypt the password using the ARIS Server Administrator command encrypt (see ARIS Server Administrator Command-Line Tool.pdf).

    # APG

    bp.age.host="<aris-design-or-connect-srv>.domain.tld"

    bp.age.port=80

  3. For execution enter a single-line command. For better readability, the parameters of the reconfigure command are shown with line-wraps, for example:

    reconfigure businesspublisher_<s,m or l>

    bp.ado.database="com.idsscheer.aris.businesspublisher.application.dao.database.AOracleDAO"

    bp.db.driver="oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver"

    bp.db.url="jdbc:oracle:thin:@//oracle-srv.domain.tld:1521:oracle_sid"

    bp.db.validation.query="select 1 from dual"

    bp.db.username="ARISBP"

    bp.db.passwd="ARISBP"

    bp.arisbpdata="ARISBPDATA"

    bp.arisbpindex="ARISBPINDEX"

    bp.login.module="UMCLogin"

    bp.umc.server.url="http://<aris-design-srv>.domain.tld:<port number>/umc"

    bp.umc.admin.login="superuser"

    bp.umc.admin.passwd="<superuser's password>"

    bp.age.host="<aris-design-srv>.domain.tld"

    bp.age.port=80

This businesspublisher_<s, m or l> runnable is reconfigured. Publisher users are authenticated via ARIS Administration and ARIS document storage will be available if it has been connected to the ARIS Publisher Server.

These modifications will not be affected by update setups. When performing an update setup all modifications made manually in CFG or XML files will be lost.