Ponton X/P 2.3 ? Installation and Configuration Guide

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Advanced Configuration If you are using another database, you may need to modify these scripts to work correctly with your database system. The SQL scripts are located in the subfolders under [installation root]\sql. Once the database tables are in place, you will also need to carry out the SQL script that inserts the log messages into the database, i.e. [installation root]\sql\insert_log_messages.sql. 3. Set up database connection. The configuration of database connections is described in the Messenger Database section beginning on page 26. To connect with a different database, choose “other” from the list of database drivers and enter the configuration for your database on the next page. The entries for the Oracle 9i JDBC driver are: Driver: oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver URL: jdbc:oracle:thin:@:: 6.3 Advanced Message Monitor Configuration In the configuration directory “...\xmlpipe\webroot\WEB-INF\config” there is a file messagemonitor.xml which can be used to change the selection and ordering of the Message overview window in the Message Monitor. The default setting is displayed in the following picture: Here, the number of line items per page can be set. If a high resolution screen is used (beyond 1024 x 768 pixel) one may increase the number of lines Ponton X/P 2.3 – Installation and Configuration Guide 66
Advanced Configuration Further, a mapping table defines which database column is to be displayed in which monitor column. The number of columns again depends on the screen resolution. Finally, if main memory size allows, caching of XSL stylesheet definitions helps accelerating processing speed for XSL transformations. 6.4 Distributed Installation If the Messenger is installed on a server that cannot be reached from the Internet, you will need to install the Listener as well. The purpose of the Listener is to pick up incoming connections and forward them to the Messenger (across the firewall). The firewall rules must be set up to allow this connection between the Listener and the Messenger. When a message is received, the Listener notifies the Messenger and the Messenger then picks up the message. You also have the option of subsequently installing the Listener as a service under Windows – this service can then be configured to start automatically when the system starts up. Note: If you are going to run the Messenger in combination with the Listener, your partners will have to enter the URI of your Listener in their configurations (under Configuration → Partners → → URI of Partners Messenger Service). Listener Installation and Configuration The Listener is installed by running the installer program (e.g. PontonXP-2.3-setuplistener-windows.exe) on the relevant system. You are asked to specify an installation folder and also have the option of creating a desktop or menu shortcut. That’s it. The settings for the Listener are contained in the configuration file listener.properties, which is located in the folder [Listener root folder]\config. To modify these settings, you will have to edit the configuration file directly. Access via the Messenger’s configuration interface is not possible. The file contains the following settings: HttpPort = Port number (for external HTTP connections) HttpsPort = Port number (for external HTTPS connections) LogLevel = DEBUG | INFO | WARN | ERROR | FATAL | OFF The following settings specify the host and port of the Messenger for forwarding connections (HTTP/HTTPS). The forwarding connection mode is activated by entering the relevant host and port addresses (of the Messenger server) and removing the hash marks (#). #HttpServer = messenger_host:http_port (HTTP forwarding connection) #HttpsServer = messenger_host:https_port (HTTPS forwarding connection) Note: Hash marks are used to designate “comment lines” in Java property files. Thus, you can deactivate a given setting by adding a hash mark or activate the setting by removing the hash mark. Ponton X/P 2.3 – Installation and Configuration Guide 67
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