The res-setup Ant task provides an alternative method for you to configure or modify the Rule Execution Server installation.
To run this Ant task, you call it from the Ant script file <InstallDir>/executionserver/bin/ressetup.xml.
The following table describes the attributes of the Ant task elements and specifies whether they are mandatory or optional.
| Element attribute | Description | Mandatory/optional |
|---|---|---|
| console.war.in | The path to the input Rule Execution Server console WAR file | Pair C At least one of the 4 pairs, A, B, C, or D, is required. |
| console.war.out | The path to the output Rule Execution Server console WAR file. | |
| console.ear.in | The path to the input management EAR file. | Pair D At least one of the 4 pairs, A, B, C, or D, is required. |
| console.ear.out | The path to the output management EAR file | |
| management.protocol | Set this parameter to specify the protocol for communication with Rule Execution Server runtime. The valid values are jmx or tcpip. Set the parameter to the tcpip value to enable communication outside an application server. Example: Java SE XU instances | jmx is the default value. If you enable the tcpip value, the JMX management mode remains enabled. You cannot disable it. |
| management.tcpip.port | When you enable the TCP/IP management mode, use this parameter to specify the port to which the management server must connect. | Optional The default value is 1883. |
| persistence.type | The persistence type:
|
Optional If you choose to define the persistence type, set the attribute to the appropriate configuration value. |
| persistence.jdbc.user | The login to use with the database connection for Java SE. | Configuration jdbc |
| persistence.jdbc.password | A password to use with the database connection for Java SE | |
| persistence.jdbc.url | The JDBC URL used to connect to the database | |
| persistence.jdbc.crypted.password.enabled | The password is encrypted in the XU configuration file. | |
| persistence.jdbc.driver | A driver implementation class to establish a connection with the database. | |
| persistence.datasource.jndi | The JNDI name of the data source. | Configuration datasource |
| persistence.file.directory | The path to the top directory that contains rulesets. | Configuration file |
| xom.persistence.type | The persistence type:
|
Optional If you choose to define the persistence type, set the attribute to the appropriate configuration value. |
| xom.persistence.jdbc.user | The login to use with the XOM database connection for Java SE | Configuration XOM jdbc The default value is false. |
| xom.persistence.jdbc.password | A password to use with the XOM database connection for Java SE. | |
| xom.persistence.jdbc.url | The JDBC URL used to connect to the XOM database. | |
| xom.persistence.jdbc.crypted.password.enabled | If you set this attribute to true, the password is encrypted in the XU configuration file for the XOM database. | |
| xom.persistence.jdbc.driver | A driver implementation class to establish a connection with the database that contains XOM resources | |
| xom.persistence.datasource.jndi | The JNDI name of the data source that contains XOM resources. | Configuration XOM datasource |
| xom.persistence.file.directory | The path to the top directory that contains XOM resources. | Configuration XOM file |
| xu.in | The path to the input XU RAR file | Pair A At least one of the 4 pairs, A, B, C, or D, is required. |
| xu.out | The path to the output XU RAR file | |
| xu.config.in | The path to the input XU ra.xml file | Pair B At least one of the 4 pairs, A, B, C, or D, is required. |
| xu.config.out | The path to the output XU ra.xml file | |
| eventplugin.secured | If you set this attribute to true, the connection to the event bus is done using credentials. | The default value is true. By default, the initial resAdmin credentials are used for the connection. |
| eventplugin.username | The login for the connection to the event bus. | |
| eventplugin.password | The password for the connection to the event bus. The password is stored as an encrypted string. |