Script configuration file

Unpacking the windows_OC.zip creates a windows directory, while unpacking linux_OC.tar creates a linux directory. Each directory will contain one of these configuration files:

config_linux.prop for Linux installations
config_win.prop for Windows installations

You can use any text editor to edit the configuration file, modifying the parameters listed in the following table.

You will provide the name of this file when you run the orchestration script.

Configuration settings

The possible settings for the configuration parameters are as follows. The listed defaults are the ones provided in the Windows and Linux versions of the configuration files.

Configuration parameter	Possible settings
`INSTALL_MODE`	Sets the type of installation: `INSTALL_ALL` sets non-configuration installation mode. That is, it installs WebLogic and Endeca Server, but does not perform configuration tasks (that is, does not create a WebLogic domain, does not create SSL certificates, and does not register the Data Enrichment plugins). `INSTALL_ALL_AND_CONFIGURE` sets configuration installation mode. That is, it installs WebLogic and Endeca Server, and then performs the configuration tasks. The configuration tasks are creating a WebLogic domain for Endeca Server, creating SSL certificates (if `DEPLOY_ENDECA_SERVER_IN_SECURE_MODE` is set to `TRUE`).
`START_MODE`	Configures the WebLogic Server Start Mode: `DEV` starts WebLogic Server in development mode. `PROD` starts WebLogic Server in production mode.
`JAVA_HOME`	The absolute path to the installed Java SDK. Although default Linux and Windows locations are provided, you must set the location for your specific use.
`ORACLE_HOME`	The absolute path of the Oracle Middleware directory in which the components will be installed (for example, C:\Oracle\Middleware on Windows). Note that the Middleware directory must not exist because the script will create it. Although default Linux and Windows locations are provided, you must set the location for your specific use.
`ORACLE_INV_PTR`	Linux only. The absolute path to the Oracle Installer Inventory Pointer file location, such as the /etc/oraInst.loc location.
`INSTALLER_LOCATION`	The absolute path of the directory that contains the installation files. Although default Linux and Windows locations are provided, you should set the location for your specific use.
`ENDECA_SERVER_DOMAIN_NAME`	The name of the WebLogic domain for Endeca Server, such as `endeca_server_domain`.
`ENDECA_SERVER_PORT`	The HTTP port on which Endeca Server listens for requests (if Endeca Server is installed in non-secure mode). `7001` is typically used as the HTTP port.
`ENDECA_SERVER_LOG_LEVEL`	Sets the log level used by Endeca Server: `SEVERE` `WARNING` `INFO` `CONFIG` `FINE` `FINER` `FINEST`
`DEPLOY_ENDECA_SERVER_IN_SECURE_MODE`	If set to `TRUE` (the default), specifies that Endeca Server should be installed in secure mode (Endeca Server will use the HTTPS port). If set to `FALSE`, specifies Endeca Server should be installed in non-secure mode (Endeca Server will use the HTTP port).
`ENDECA_SERVER_SECURE_PORT`	The HTTPS port on which Endeca Server listens for requests (if Endeca Server is installed in secure mode). `7002` is typically used as the HTTPS port.

Configuration file example

The following configuration file example is for the Windows version of the orchestration script:

# Default values have been provided for all options. Please change
# the values appropriate to your environment
#INSTALL_MODE=INSTALL_ALL | INSTALL_ALL_AND_CONFIGURE
INSTALL_MODE=INSTALL_ALL_AND_CONFIGURE

#START_MODE=PROD|DEV
START_MODE=PROD

#Path related properties
JAVA_HOME=C:\Java\jdk1.8.0_66
ORACLE_HOME=C:\Oracle\Middleware

INSTALLER_LOCATION=C:\Installers

#Domain related properties
ENDECA_SERVER_DOMAIN_NAME=endeca_server_domain
ENDECA_SERVER_PORT=7001

#ENDECA_SERVER_LOG_LEVEL=SEVERE | WARNING | INFO | CONFIG | FINE | FINER | FINEST
ENDECA_SERVER_LOG_LEVEL=SEVERE


#Insecure mode may be helpful during development
#but you should always select secure mode for production use.
DEPLOY_ENDECA_SERVER_IN_SECURE_MODE=TRUE
ENDECA_SERVER_SECURE_PORT=7002