14.3.3 Configuration Files for RDF Server and Client
The Graph Query UI application settings are determined by the JSON files that are included in the RDF Server and Client installation.
datasource.json: File with RDF data source definitions.general.json: General configuration parameters.proxy.json: Proxy server parameters.logging.json: Logging settings.seed.json: Master seed key value generated at first deployment of the application. This is a unique value to be used for encrypting and decrypting passwords for Oracle data sources defined with credentials. This is an important file, and losing it will not allow you to encrypt or to decrypt passwords values.
On the server side, the directory WEB-INF/workspace is the default directory to store configuration information, logs, and temporary files. The configuration files are stored by default in WEB-INF/workspace/config.
Note:
If the RDF Graph Query application is deployed from an unexploded
.war file, and if no JVM parameter is defined for the workspace
folder location, then the default workspace location for the application is
WEB-INF/workspace. However, any updates to the configuration,
log, and temp files done by the application may be lost if the application is
redeployed. Also, wallet data source files and published dataset files can be
lost.
To overcome this, you must start the application server, such as Weblogic or Tomcat,
with the JVM parameter oracle.rdf.workspace.dir set. For example:
=Doracle.rdf.workspace.dir=/rdf/server/workspace. The workspace
folder must exist on the file system. Otherwise, the workspace folder defaults to
WEB-INF/workspace.
It is recommended to have a backup of the workspace folder, in case of redeploying the application on a different location. Copying the workspace folder contents to the location of the JVM parameter, allows to restore all configurations in new deployment.