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Wednesday, November 27, 2013

Response file for deploying standalone ESB 7.5 on Solaris

It is possible to use this file for any supported OS but Solaris does not support PMT GUI.


create
templatePath=default.esbserver
profileName=ESBSvr01
applyPerfTuningSetting=standard
cellName=ESBCell
nodeName=ESBCellNode01
serverName=server1
hostName=yourhost
enableAdminSecurity=true
adminUserName=wasadmin
adminPassword=wasadmin
signingCertDN=CN=yourhost\\,OU=Root Certificate\\,OU=ESBCell\\,OU=ESBCellManager\\,O=yourdomain\\,C=ru
personalCertDN=CN=yourhost\\,OU=ESBCell\\,OU=ESBCellNode01\\,O=yourdomain\\,C=ru
signingCertValidityPeriod=20
personalCertValidityPeriod=15
keyStorePassword=wasadmin
dbCreateNew=false
dbType=Oracle
dbDriverType=ORACLE_THIN
dbJDBCClasspath=${WAS_INSTALL_ROOT}/jdbcdrivers/Oracle
dbServerPort=1521
dbHostName=yourdbhost
dbDelayConfig=true
dbName=esb7
dbUserId=SYSTEM
dbPassword=password
dbCommonUserId=ESBCMNDB
dbCommonPassword=password
dbAppMeUserId=ESBMESCAADB
dbAppMePassword=password
dbCeiMeUserId=ESBMECEIDB
dbCeiMePassword=password
dbSysMeUserId=ESBMESCASDB
dbSysMePassword=password
environmentName=DEVELOPMENT
dbBSpaceUserId=ESBCMNDB
dbBSpacePassword=password
omitAction=defaultAppDeployAndConfig
configureBSpace=true

2 comments:

  1. As per Info Center with "default.esbserver" profile, one has to have local Oracle DB and "dbHostName" is not used. Are you sure that with default.esbserver profile one can use remote Oracle DB?

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    1. Absolutely, Sandip.
      Any WAS standalone server can use a remote database.


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