HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 38)

Example 1
1. A user is added with username admin and password admin123 to the Application Realm
but no role is assigned to this user. The following key-value pair is added to the
application-users.properties
file in the $NSASJ_HOME/domain/configuration
folder.
admin=9ef3dd9f0c6012bf01bcc2c31d5cd8b7
This key-value pair must be deleted to delete the user admin.
2. If a user test has a role testrole, then this key-value pair must be deleted from the
application-roles.properties
file.
admin=
test=testrole
NOTE: If the user is not associated with any role, the corresponding entry will not have any
role assigned to it in application-roles.properties file.
The setup script copies all the required files from the / directory to
the directory, and also makes installation specific changes to certain template
files.
NOTE: All the operations performed by the setup script are logged to the
/install.log file.
Installing and running NSASJ
The subsequent section describes how to install and run NSASJ.
Running in a standalone pathway environment
The start script in the /bin folder can be used to configure and start the pathway
environment and NSASJ serverclasses. This script requires all the configuration parameters to be
configured in the properties file, which is then provided as input to the script. The
/bin/config.prop
file contains all possible attribute names that can be used
to configure the pathway environment and the NSASJ serverclasses. Table 4 (page 38) lists the
attributes for the same.
Table 4 Attributes for pathway environment and NSASJ serverclass
Mandatory/Optional Description Name
General Information
Mandatory Specifies the full path of the directory where NSASJ is deployed.
For example, /home/test/nsasj. This has no default value. NSASJ_HOME
CAUTION: This variable is populated during the NSASJ setup.
This must not be manually modified.
Mandatory Specifies the name of the deployment. This name is used to derive
the names of the serverclasses. If the name is PROD, then the DEPLOYMENT_NAME
serverclasses are named PROD-SERVER, PROD-HC, PROD-PM,
and PROD-CACHE-n (where n is the cache server instance). This
has no default value.
CAUTION: This variable is populated during NSASJ setup. This
must not be manually modified. Changing this alters the name of
the serverclasses which in turn requires the ji.propof
OpenPortmapper to be modified, as it refers to the serverclass name
of NSASJ.
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