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Customizing components
This topic explains how to customize the application design components in Accessing the application design. It is assumed that you are not working in a virtual environment.
Customizing the existing serveer
Perform the following steps to customize the existing server component:
- Click the existing server component.
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On the Properties tab, enter the following information:
Field Description Name Name of the server. This is typically the name of one of the two Ubuntu systems specified in Prerequisites. HOST-FQDN Complete FQDN name of the server Modifiable during service creation Select this check box if you want to update the FQDN during deployment. For more information about this, see the Codar online help. IP ADDRESS IP address of the Ubuntu system PASSWORD Password of the Ubuntu system SSH PORT Port number for the application server and database to connect to this Ubuntu system. The default port is 22. PRIVATE KEY Private key for secure SSH access USER NAME User name for whom SSH access must be granted to this Ubuntu system. For example, root Customizing the second existing server
Perform the following steps to customize the application server component:
- Click the existing server component.
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On the Properties tab, enter the following information:
Field Description Name Name of the server. This is typically the name of the second Ubuntu systems specified in Prerequisites. HOST-FQDN Complete FQDN name of the server Modifiable during service creation Select this check box if you want to update the FQDN during deployment. For more information about this, see the Codar online help. IP ADDRESS IP address of the second Ubuntu system PASSWORD Password of the second Ubuntu system SSH PORT Port number for the application server and database to connect to this Ubuntu system. The default port is 22. PRIVATE KEY Private key for secure SSH access USER NAME User name for whom SSH access must be granted to this Ubuntu system. For example, root
Customizing MySQL
Perform the following steps to customize the MySQL component:
- Click the MySQL component.
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On the Properties tab, enter the following information:
Field Description Name Name of the database. artifactPassword Enter the password for accessing the HTTP location. This is an optional field. Modifiable during service creation Select this check box if you want to update the password during deployment. For more information about this, see the Codar online help. artifactURL HTTP location where the MySQL database is located. That is, the location where mysql-server_5.6.22-1ubuntu12.04_amd64.deb-bundle.tar
is locatedartifactUsername Name of the user who accesses the HTTP location configurationUrl HTTP location in which install_mysql.sh
is located. For example, http://localhost:80/scripts/install_mysql.shinstallPath Path in which MySQL or Tomcat is installed. This is an optional field. privatekeyPath Key to connect to MySQL. This is an optional field. remoteFilePath Remote file path in which the files must be copied to the Ubuntu server. serviceCommand sh install_mysql.sh sshPort Enter 22 as the SSH port number.
Customizing Tomcat
Perform the following steps to customize the Tomcat component:
- Click the Tomcat component.
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On the Properties tab, enter the following information:
Field Description Name Name of the Tomcat server. artifactPassword Enter the password for accessing the HTTP location. This is an optional field. Modifiable during service creation Select this check box if you want to update the password during deployment. For more information about this, see the Codar online help. artifactURL HTTP location where the Tomcat server is located. artifactUsername Name of the user who accesses the HTTP location configurationUrl HTTP location in which install_tomcat.sh
is located. For example, http://localhost:80/scripts/install_tomcat.shinstallPath Path in which MySQL or Tomcat is installed. This is an optional field. privatekeyPath Key to connect to Tomcat. This is an optional field. remoteFilePath Remote file path in which the files must be copied to the Ubuntu server. serviceCommand sh /tmp/install_tomcat.sh sshPort Enter 22 as the SSH port number.
Customizing the PetClinic DB Conf component
Perform the following steps to customize the PetClinic DB Conf component:
- Click the PetClinic DB Conf component.
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On the Properties tab, enter the following information:
Field Description Name Name of the component. That is, PetClinic DB Conf artifactPassword Enter the password for accessing the HTTP location. This is an optional field. Modifiable during service creation Select this check box if you want to update the password during deployment. For more information about this, see the Codar online help. artifactURL HTTP location where the PetClinic DB Conf is located. artifactUsername Name of the user who accesses the HTTP location configurationUrl HTTP location in which install_tomcat.sh
is located. For example, http://localhost:80/scripts/mysqldb_conf.shinstallPath Path in which MySQL or Tomcat is installed. This is an optional field. privatekeyPath Key to connect to Tomcat. This is an optional field. remoteFilePath Remote file path in which the files must be copied to the Ubuntu server. serviceCommand sh /tmp/mysqldb_conf.sh sshPort Enter 22 as the SSH port number.
Customizing the PetClinic Application component
- Click the PetClinic Application component.
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On the Properties tab, enter the following information:
Field Description Name Name of the component. That is, PetClinic Application artifactPassword Enter the password for accessing the HTTP location. This is an optional field. Modifiable during service creation Select this check box if you want to update the password during deployment. For more information about this, see the Codar online help. artifactURL HTTP location in which petclinic.war
is locatedartifactUsername Name of the user who accesses the HTTP location configurationUrl HTTP location in which
petclinic_jdbc_conf.sh
is locatedhttp://localhost:80/scripts/petclinic_jdbc_conf.sh
localfilepath Path in which petclinic.war
is located. This is an optional field.port Enter 22 as the port number. privatekeyPath Key to connect to petclinic.war
. This is an optional field.remoteFilePath /tmp
serviceCommand sh /tmp/petclinic_jdbc_conf.sh
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