Updating an Existing Environment Using a New Encryption Seed and Signature

To use new encryption information:

Back up your bluedoor.properties, skire.properties, and datasource.properties files to a separate location.
These files are located in:
- <Unifier_Home>/configurator/bluedoor.properties
- <Unifier_Home>/apps/ROOT/WEB-INF/classes/skire.properties
- <Unifier_Home>/apps/ROOT/WEB-INF/classes/datasource.properties
To create an encryption.properties file, complete the steps outlined under Creating an encryption.properties File.
In <Unifier_Home>/configurator, open the bluedoor.properties file and locate the lines related to:
- unifier.secure.seed=sampleX
- unifier.secure.signature=sampleY
Open the bluedoor.properties file, and replace the values for unifier.secure.seed and unifier.secure.signature with the values from encryption.properties file (sampleX and sampleY).
Encrypt the password, as described under Encrypting a Password.
To verify that the encryption works correctly, decrypt the password, as described under Decrypting a Password.
Copy the encrypted password to the applicable field in the bluedoor.properties file.
Repeat these steps for all secured fields that you use.
For more information, see the table under Using Encryption.
Enter: cd <Unifier_Home>/weblogic
To transform <Unifier_Home>/configurator/bluedoor.properties into <Unifier_Home>/apps/ROOT/WEB-INF/classes/skire.properties and datasource.properties, enter: ./ configure.sh unifier.weblogic
If you are using Enterprise Archive (EAR) deployment, to generate the EAR file, run: ./configure.sh ear.weblogic
Restart your WebLogic Server, and verify that you can connect to the Unifier database.

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