References#

response.varfile#

See an excerpt of available properties in response.varfile for an unattended installation including a description of the properties meaning:

property name

sample value

comment

amq.admin.password

admin

# ActiveMQ admin password

amq.admin.user

admin

# ActiveMQ admin username

amq.adminPort$Long

8161

# ActiveMQ admin port number

amq.jmsPort$Long

61616

# ActiveMQ server port number

amq.njams.password

njams

# ActiveMQ nJAMS user password

amq.njams.user

njams

# ActiveMQ nJAMS user name

amq.queue

njams

# ActiveMQ destination prefix

amq.serviceName

ActiveMQ_njams

# ActiveMQ service name

db.class

org.postgresql.Driver

# RDBMS classname of JDBC driver

db.driver

/tmp/postgresql-42.2.8.jar

# Specify jdbcdriver of external RDBMS

db.installType

0

# 0=requires empty schema, 1=use existing nJAMS schema, 2=clear existing schema

db.pwd

postgres

# RDBMS user password

db.systemId$Integer

0

# 0=H2, 1=Oracle, 2=MSSQL, 3=PGSQL

db.url

jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/njams

# RDBMS connection url

db.user

postgres

# RDBMS user name

es.api.port$Integer

9300

# Elasticsearch api port number

es.cluster

njams

# Elasticsearch cluster name

es.configure$Boolean

true

# Set to true for setting up cluster connection

es.data.path

/home/docker/njams-install/elastic/data

# Elasticsearch pathname to data files

es.heap

2g

# Elasticsearch heap size

es.host

localhost

# Elasticsearch host name

es.http.port$Integer

9200

# Elasticsearch http port number

es.node.name

njams-node

# Elasticsearch node name

es.serviceName

elastic_njams

# Elasticsearch service name

es.sniffingEnabled$Boolean

true

# Enables/disbales sniffing

es.url

localhost:9300

# Elasticsearch url

es.version

es6

# Select ‘es6’ or ‘es7’.

njams.admin

admin

# nJAMS admin username

njams.adminGroup

admin

# nJAMS admin groupname

njams.adminPwd

admin

# nJAMS admin password

njams.instance

njams

# nJAMS instance name

sys.adminRights$Boolean

true

# Admin rights are required, DO NOT CHANGE!

sys.component.compAmq$Boolean

true

# Install ActiveMQ true/false

sys.component.compElastic$Boolean

true

# Install Elasticsearch true/false

sys.component.compNjams$Boolean

true

# Install WildFly/nJAMS Server ture/false

sys.component.compExtDB$Boolean

true

# Use external RDBMS (PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle)

sys.installationTypeId

typeShowcase

# Either typeStandard | typeFull | typeCustom | typeShowcase

sys.languageId

en

# Only ‘en’ is supported yet. DO NOT CHANGE!

sys.programGroupAllUsers$Boolean

true

# Windows: Install program group for AllUsers

sys.programGroupDisabled$Boolean

false

# Windows: Do not create program group

sys.programGroupName

nJAMS-4 Server

# Windows: Program group name

wf.admin

admin

# WildFly admin username

wf.adminPort$Long

9990

# WildFly admin port number

wf.adminPwd.encoded

admin

# WildFly admin password

wf.bindAddress

0.0.0.0

# WildFly bind ip address

wf.heap$Integer

1024

# WildFly heap size [MB]

wf.httpPort$Long

8080

# WildFly http port number

wf.serviceName

WildFly_njams

# WildFly service name

wf.useBindAddress$Boolean

false

# WildFly use bind ip address

wf.waitAddress

0.0.0.0

# Local WildFly ip address for testing connection

See also the following sample response.varfiles:

How to configure multiple nJAMS instances on the same machine#

In case you want to use multiple nJAMS Server instances by using separate WildFly servers on the same machine, use the following steps as guideline.

  • Make sure that the first nJAMS Server instance is completely stopped before running the installer the second instance.

  • During second installation, make sure that all ports of all components being installed are different from those used during the first installation.

  • After installation, go to Administration -> Conections -> Argos and change the Database port to a different one that is not in use.

  • Shutdown nJAMS.

  • Make sure that the WildFly servers contain different names of the session cookie.

    Update standalone.xml of the WildFly servers as follows:

    1. Edit: <njams-directory>/wildfly/standalone/configuration/standalone.xml

    2. Search for: <servlet-container name="default">

    3. Add session-cookie entry to change the default session cookie name:

    <servlet-container name="default">
        <jsp-config/>
        <websockets/>
        <session-cookie name="MYSESSIONCOOKIE" />
    </servlet-container>
    

    MYSESSIONCOOKIE is your individual name for the session cookie.

  • You are now ready to start both nJAMS instances.