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Setting Up Aliases for Target Universal Messaging Servers
The following example illustrates how to set up aliases for target Universal Messaging servers for basic authentication, SSL authentication, or neither.
Basic Authentication
The following example illustrates how to set up a Universal Messaging server alias that uses basic authentication.
<UniversalMessaging>
<universalmessagingalias name="server_target">
<realmURL>URL</realmURL>
<useBasicAuth>true</useBasicAuth>
<version>version</version>
<user>basic authorization user name</user>
<pwd>basic authorization password</pwd> OR <pwdHandle>handle</pwdHandle>
<Test>true/false</Test>
</universalmessagingalias>
</UniversalMessaging>
For detailed information on the values to supply for the following attributes, see Connecting to Target Universal Messaging Servers.
Attribute
Description
universalmessagingalias name
Name to assign to the server. This attribute corresponds to the Name field.
realmURL
The URL of the Universal Messaging realm server. This attribute corresponds to the Realm URL field.
useBasicAuth
Set to true to connect to the Universal Messaging server using basic authentication. This attribute corresponds to the Client Authentication > Basic Authentication option.
version
Version of the server. This attribute corresponds to the Version field.
user
Basic authentication user name. This attribute corresponds to the Username field.
pwd
Basic authentication password. This attribute corresponds to the Password field. You must specify either pwd or pwdHandle.
Note: Project Automator encrypts passwords the first time it runs. If you must change the passwords in the future, change the passwords in the XML file and run Project Automator to encrypt the passwords again.
pwdHandle
The password handle. You must specify either pwd or pwdHandle. For more information about creating a password handle, see Using Handles Instead of Passwords.
Test
Specifies whether Deployer should test the connection to the servers. Set to:
*true to test the connection to the target server. If Project Automator cannot ping the target server, it registers an error and handles the error according to the exitOnError attribute of the <DeployerSpec> tag. For more information, see Root Tag.
*false to create the source alias without testing the connection to the target server.
SSL Authentication
The following example illustrates how to set up a Universal Messaging server alias that uses SSL authentication.
<UniversalMessaging>
<universalmessagingalias name="server_target">
<realmURL>URL</realmURL>
<useSSL>true</useSSL>
<version>version</version>
<keyStorePath>Deployer keystore path</keyStorePath>
<keyStorepassword>Deployer keystore password</keyStorepassword>
<trustStorePath>Deployer truststore path</trustStorePath>
<trustStorepassword>Deployer truststore password</trustStorepassword>
<Test>true/false</Test>
</universalmessagingalias>
</UniversalMessaging>
For detailed information on the values to supply for the following attributes, see Connecting to Target Universal Messaging Servers.
Attribute
Description
universalmessagingalias name
Name to assign to the server. This attribute corresponds to the Name field.
realmURL
The URL of the Universal Messaging realm server. This attribute corresponds to the Realm URL field.
useSSL
Set to true to connect to the Universal Messaging server using SSL authentication. This attribute corresponds to the Client Authentication > SSL check box.
version
Version of the Universal Messaging server. This attribute corresponds to the Version field.
keyStorePath
Full path to Deployer's keystore file. This attribute corresponds to the DeployerKeystore field.
keyStore password
Password that Deployer uses to access its keystore file. This attribute corresponds to the Keystore Password field.
trustStorePath
Full path to Deployer's truststore file. This attribute corresponds to the DeployerTruststore field.
trustStorepassword
Password that Deployer uses to access its truststore file. This attribute corresponds to the Truststore Password field.
Test
Specifies whether Deployer should test the connection to the servers. Set to:
*true to test the connection to the target server. If Project Automator cannot ping the target server, it registers an error and handles the error according to the exitOnError attribute of the <DeployerSpec> tag. For more information, see Root Tag.
*false to create the source alias without testing the connection to the target server.
No Authentication
The following example illustrates how to set up a Universal Messaging server alias that does not use client authentication.
<UniversalMessaging>
<universalmessagingalias name="server_target">
<realmURL>URL</realmURL>
<version>version</version>
<Test>true/false</Test>
</universalmessagingalias>
</UniversalMessaging>
For detailed information on the values to supply for the following attributes, see Connecting to Target Universal Messaging Servers.
Attribute
Description
universalmessagingalias name
Name to assign to the server. This attribute corresponds to the Name field.
realmURL
The URL of the Universal Messaging realm server. This attribute corresponds to the Realm URL field.
version
Version of the Universal Messaging server. This attribute corresponds to the Version field.
Test
Specifies whether Deployer should test the connection to the servers. Set to:
*true to test the connection to the target server. If Project Automator cannot ping the target server, it registers an error and handles the error according to the exitOnError attribute of the <DeployerSpec> tag. For more information, see Root Tag.
*false to create the source alias without testing the connection to the target server.
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