API Portal 10.7 | webMethods API Portal for Administrators | Managing API Portal | Starting API Portal (Linux/UNIX)
 
Starting API Portal (Linux/UNIX)
All API Portal components must be started before the API Portal user interface can be opened in a browser. If any of the components are not started, your browser displays an error. For example:
403 Forbidden You don't have permission to access / on this server.
*To start API Portal on Linux/UNIX
1. Start the API Portal Cloud Controller (ACC) by running the Software AG_directory /API_Portal/server/acc/acc.sh script, specifying the following:
*Machine on which the cloud agent is running (this will always be localhost) with the -h command line switch.
Note:
If the cloud agent is not running, you can start it by running the CloudAgentApp.sh script. Navigate to the Software AG directory/API_Portal/server/bin directory and run the command ./CloudAgentApp.sh start.
*Username (default: Clous) of the cloud agent user with the -u command line switch.
*Password (default: g3h31m) of the cloud agent user with the -pwd command line switch.
You can also omit the password. If you do so, the ACC prompts you for it.
*Port information for the cloud agent with the -p command line switch.
For example, to start the ACC installed in the directory SoftwareAG on localhost and using the default username and password, use the command:
SoftwareAG/API_Portal/server/acc/acc.sh -h localhost -u Clous -pwd g3h31m
-p 18012
2. At the ACC command prompt, type startall to start all components.
Note:
Ensure that you have installed the fontconfig library for seamless starting of all components. If it is not installed already, install the same by running the following command:
sudo yum install fontconfig
3. Verify the status of all API Portal components. For details, see Verifying the Status of API Portal Components.
Note:
You can configure API Portal in a way that all services start automatically. You can set the autostart mode with ACC>set autostart.mode=all to automatically start all the portal services once the Cloud Controller starts.