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# the Web services directory structure that is being deployed by |
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# the Web services system environmental variable and its related configuration files, |
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1. Web services directory structure that is being deployed by
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Below is the directory structure that is currently being deployed by ISDA- DSPS. |
2. Web services system environmental variable and its related configuration files
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WSETCDIR is a system environmental variable and a JVM property that contains the directory path to the 'root' of the web services directory structure. The $WSETCDIR root directory contains 2 properties files, webserviceConfig.properties and mastermanagement.properties, and are described below: webserviceConfiguration.property file | Section |
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| File name | webserviceConfig.properties | Path | $WSETCDIR/webserviceConfig.properties | Type | Java properties file | Description | This file contains the directory paths that is used by a web service to access to access resources that it needs. See the Directory Structure above. |
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| The syntax of each entry of this file is: <key>=<directory path> Where <key> can be any of the following: key | description | logsdir | path to where the web service log files are to be stored. This keyword is required. | basedir | this the directory under which all other web service directories and files are found. This must correspond to the value of the environmental variable $WSETCDIR. This keyword is required. | containersdir | path to the containers directory. This keyword is required. | keystoredir | path to the keystore directory. This keyword is required. | jmxmastermanagement | path to the mastermanagement.properties file. This keyword is required. | applicationcertificatejks | path to the application certificate java keystore that is used by JMX. This keyword is required. | servertruststorejks | path to the trusted servers java keystore that is used by JMX. This keyword is required. |
When specifying the path, the path must be explicated defined. Do not use the environmental variable. Below is an example. Assume that $WSETCDIR contains /usr/local/etc/map/ws. logsdir=/usr/local/etc/map/ws/logs
basedir=/usr/local/etc/map/ws
containersdir=/usr/local/etc/map/ws/containers
keystoredir=/usr/local/etc/map/ws/keystore
jmxdir=/usr/local/etc/map/ws/jmx
krbdir=/usr/local/etc/map/ws/krb
jmxmastermanagement=/usr/local/etc/map/ws/mastermanagement.properties
applicationcertificatejks=/usr/local/etc/map/ws/keystore/mapping.app.mit.edu.jks
servertruststorejks=/usr/local/etc/map/ws/keystore/serverTrustStore.jks In the above, mapping.app.mit.edu.jks is the application certificate keystore and serverTrustStore.jks is the trusted server keystore. |
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| File name | mastermanagement.properties | Path | $WSETCDIR/mastermanagement.properties | Type | Java properties file | Description | This file contains the Tomcat container/JMX port mapping. The properties file is configured and deployed by ISDA- DSPS. |
No further description of this file will be provided other than to say that the mastermanagement.properties file is auto generated and should not be modified. |
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