You need to edit the config.properties file for P6 Team Member Web to ensure it functions properly:
Edit the config.properties file.
In Windows, the default is C:\P6EPPM_1\tmws\config.
In Unix, the default is /usr/P6EPPM_1/tmws/config.
In the log.file.name field, enter the path and file name you want to use for the P6 Team Member Web log file. The location and name you specify determines where the log file is placed and what it is called. For example:
For Windows, C:\log_file\p6tmweb.log
where log_file is the location and p6tmweb.log is the file name.
For Linux, /usr/log_file/p6tmweb.log
where log_file is the location and p6tmweb.log is the file name.
In the log.level field, enter how much information you want to log. You can choose:
OFF Nothing is logged.
FATAL Logs severe errors that could cause the application to quit running.
ERROR Logs errors that could hinder the application, but still allow it to run.
WARN Logs potential harmful situations.
INFO Logs information about the application's progress.
DEBUG Logs information that will help to debug an application.
TRACE Logs more specific information than debug.
ALL Logs all information.
In the help.upk.location field, enter the URL to access UPK:
http://localhost:listenport/ContextRoot
where localhost is your server's host name, listenport is your P6 port number (the default is 8203), and ContextRoot is the root for your tutorials (for example, P6Tutorials).
For example: http://localhost:8203/P6Tutorials
Notes:
For the listenport, you will use the listenport for P6, not P6 Team Member.
The example above is for the sample tutorials that are installed with P6 EPPM.
In the osso.enabled field, enter true if you want to enable Single Sign-On or false if you do not want to enable it.
In the osso.custom.header field, enter the header used for authentication by your SSO provider. You need to fill in this section only if you are using a provider other than Oracle Single Sign-On or Oracle Access Manager.
