Create the Web Application Utility Server

  1. Select Servers>New server.
  2. Select WebSphere application server for the server type and click Next.
  3. Enter PaletteConfig for the name of the server.
  4. Click Next.
  5. Select the default server template.
  6. Click Next.
  7. Ensure Generate Unique Ports is checked.
  8. Click Next.
  9. Confirm the server settings and click Finish. The system displays the Application servers screen.

Configure the Web Application Utility Server

JVM Settings

  1. Select the PaletteConfig server.
  2. Expand Java and Process Management.
  3. Select Process Definition.
  4. Select Java Virtual Machine.
  5. In the Classpath text box, enter the location of the Web Application Utility property files.

    Example: /opt/oracle/paletteconfig/conf/ or C:\oracle\paletteconfig\conf\

    Note: Be sure to include the trailing slash (/ or ) character.

  6. Set Initial Heap Size to 256.
  7. Set Maximum Heap Size to 512.
  8. Click OK.

Configure the Listening Port

  1. Select Servers>Server Types>WebSphere application servers.
  2. Select the PaletteConfig server.
  3. In the Communications section, select Ports.
  4. Note, or change if needed, the port listed for WC_defaulthost.
  5. Select Finish.

Configure the Virtual Host

  1. Select Environment>Virtual Hosts.
  2. Click default_host.
  3. Click Host Aliases.
  4. Click New.
  5. Enter the port selected for WC_defaulthost in the previous step.
  6. Click OK.

Deploy the Web Application Utility

  1. Select Applications>New Application.
  2. Select New Enterprise Application.
  3. Use the Local file system and Remote file system browsing feature to locate and select the PaletteConfig-waswl.war and rename to PaletteConfig.war file.
  4. Click Next.
  5. Confirm that Fast Path is selected, and click Next.
  6. On the Select installation options screen, click Next to accept the default options.
  7. On the Map modules to servers screen:
    1. Select the server from the scrolling list.
    2. Check the box for PaletteConfig.war and click Apply
    3. Click Next.
  8. On the Map resource references to resources screen, click Next.
  9. On the Map virtual hosts for Web modules screen, check the box for PaletteConfig.war and click Next.
  10. On the Map context roots for Web modules screen, enter PaletteConfig for the Context Root and click Next.
  11. On the Metadata for modules screen, uncheck the checkbox of the metadata-complete attribute and click Next
  12. Confirm the settings on the Summary screen and Click Finish.
  13. The system lists output from the installation, with the final status at the end. Look for "Application PaletteConfig.war installed successfully."
  14. Click the link to Save directly to the master configuration.