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Sun Java System Portal Server 7 Configuration Guide

Chapter 5 Setting Up Registry Support for WSRP

This chapter includes instructions for setting up registry support for WSRP.

Setting Up Registry Support

ProcedureTo Set Up Registry Support

Steps

  1. Install and configure Sun Service Registry Server from Sun Java Enterprise System 4 before installing Portal Server and the stack components.

    If portal server is on a different node, install just SUNWsoar-sdk from Sun Java Enterprise System 4 on the Portal Server host.

  2. Contact the Registry Server admin and obtain the credentials information registry to publish and access artifacts into the registry server. Also, obtain the publish and query URLs of this registry server.

    If you happen to be the registry server admin, see the Registry Server guides on creating users and providing access to the registry server.

  3. Sun JES Registry Server uses client certificates to authenticate the registery server. Obtain the client certificate and create a keystore (JKS) and import the client certificate into the keystore.

    You must create the keystore under the following directory/soar/3.0/jaxr-ebxml/on the Portal Server node.

  4. Log in to the Portal Server administration console and update the value of theJES-Registry-Server service in SSO Adapter, based on the above information.

  5. Specify the keystore location as relative to/soar/3.0/jaxr-ebxml/.

    For example, if you have created the keystore in/soar/3.0/jaxr-ebxml/security/keystore.jks, then specify the value of the keystore location as /security/keystore.jks

  6. Log in to the Access Manager administration console and grant SSO Adapter service to amadmin.

    Note –

    Make sure you have installed the following patches for registry functionality to work on the portal server node: 119189–04 (SPARC and x86) and 119190–04 (Linux).