Download and Configure the Palette Config

1. Download the domain binaries as mentioned in the Pre-Requisites section of this document.
2. To define the following environment variables at docker run time using the -e option in the command line or defined them in the palette_env.dat file.

The environment configuration variables, that need to be set for the TomEE server, and application configuration are defined below:

Configuration Parameters	Variable
PASJava Application Port	PALETTE_PORT
Database Hostname	DB_HOST
Database Port	DB_PORT
Data source Database Name	DSDBNAME
Data source IVS Database Name	DSIVSDBNAME
Database Username	DSUSERNAME
Database Password	DSPASSWORD
Database IVS Username	DSIVSUSERNAME
Database IVS Password	DSIVSPASSWORD
External Library Path	EXT_LIB_PATH

 

Note: Refer to the palette_env.dat file for more information regarding these variables.

The Dockerfiles directory structure is as follows:

Under the scripts home directory,

Under the endorsed directory,

Under the lib folder of palette_shared directory,

Note: Ensure you have copied the required libraries to the lib directory before building the base image.

 

Note: Place the Palette Config build artifact which is downloaded from the Oracle Software Delivery Cloud in the externallibs/zip directory. Check the below snippet for your reference.

Under the zip directory,

From the copied location, execute the below command:

docker build format:

$ docker build --network=host -t <Image_Name>:<Image_Tag> . --build-arg PALETTE_PKG="<PALETTE Package Name>"

docker build example:

$ docker build --network=host -t palette_tomee:11.3.1.0 . --build-arg PALETTE_PKG="PaletteConfig-tomEE.war"

 

This will generate the PaletteConfig TomEE image.

To start the containerized PaletteConfig application, run

docker run format:

$ docker run -itd --network=host --privileged --mount type=bind,source=/path/to/the/externallibs,target=/usr/local/tomee/externallibs --env-file /path/to/the/palette_env.dat -p <App_External_Port>:<App_Container_Port> --name <Container_Name> --hostname localhost <Image_Name>:<Image_Tag> createServer.sh

docker run example:

$ docker run -itd --network=host --privileged --mount type=bind,source=/scratch/oipa/oipa/paletterconfig/externallibs,target=/usr/local/tomee/externallibs --env-file /scratch/oipa/oipa/paletterconfig/palette_env.dat -p 7012:7012 --name palette_tomee --hostname localhost palette_tomee:11.3.1.0 createServer.sh

Check the docker logs in the PUTTY console by executing the below command:

$ docker logs -f palette_tomee

Access the application when you see the Server startup in [xxxxxx] milliseconds message in the PUTTY console.

PaletteConfig URL