Tolven Configuration Properties

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Contents 1 Overview 2 Configuration Properties File 3 Configuration Properties 3.1 Server Ids 3.2 Application Home Directory 3.3 Database Credential Directory 3.4 LDAP Credential Directory

Overview

Configuration Properties File

This important file is located in the tolven-config directory and is called:

tolven-config.properties.xml

When first installed, the properties indicated below need to be edited. Editing can be carried out using any text editor.

Configuration Properties

The following properties must have values before the configuration process can be continue.

Server Ids

Each of the application server, database server and ldap server needs to be identified by a unique Id within Tolven. The three Ids together form an important combination describing the schemas to expect in the database etc. More details can be found in Select Server Configuration, and the default is given below:

<entry key="appserverId">jboss</entry>
<entry key="databaseId">postgresql1</entry>
<entry key="ldapId">openldap1</entry>

Application Home Directory

e.g. On Windows

<entry key="appserver.home">c:/tolven-jboss-4.2.2.GA</entry>

e.g. On Linux

<entry key="appserver.home">/usr/local/tolven-jboss-4.2.2.GA</entry>

Set this property to the location of the application server which was unzipped during the installation phase. Note that we now encourage you to install JBoss wherever you like, as opposed to the tolven installation directory.

Database Credential Directory

Please note that the credential directory is Postgresql's data directory.

<entry key="database.credential.directory">c:/PostgreSQL/8.3/data</entry>

LDAP Credential Directory

For OpenLDAP, the credential directory is defined by the TLS paths set in the slapd.conf file, which by default is:

<entry key="ldap.credential.directory">c:/OpenLDAP</entry>