Server Management

You can configure the server and database via the exposed settings from the LSPS management tools as well as via MBeans properties, for example, com.whitestein.lsps.Settings -> Attributes -> confirmModelUpload or with a database insert into the LSPS_SETTINGS table, for example:

INSERT INTO LSPS_SETTINGS(ID, VALUE) VALUES ('CONFIRM_MODEL_UPLOAD', 'true');

Note that changes of some settings require a server restart: refer to Deployment Guide for further details.

Server Settings List

List Database Settings in the Management Perspective

The server settings of the current connection are available in the Server Settings view.

If a setting is not listed, click the Add button to create it. If you delete a setting it is removed from the database.

Note that changes of some settings require a server restart: refer to Deployment Guide for further details.

List Database Settings in Management Console

The server settings of the current connection are available on the Global Settings page.

List Database Settings from the Command Line

listSettings lists the engine settings stored in the database

Long Option	Short Option	Description
--host*	-h	host URL
--username*	-u	user name
--password*	-p	password

^{* required parameters}

Settings Update

Updating a Database Setting

updateSetting updates the engine setting with the value

Long Option	Short Option	Description
--host*	-h	host URL
--username*	-u	user name
--password*	-p	password
--name	-n	setting name
--value	-v	setting value

^{* required parameters}

lsps-runtime/cli-tools$ java -jar lsps-cli-3.3.2039-full.jar updateSetting \
--host http://localhost:8080 --username admin --password admin --name SSO_ENABLED --value true

Addition of Settings

Adding a Database Setting in the Management Perspective

To create a new server setting, in the Server Settings view, click the Add button.

Adding a Database Setting

addSetting adds a new setting with the defined value

Long Option	Short Option	Description
--host*	-h	host URL
--username*	-u	user name
--password*	-p	password
--name	-n	setting name
--value	-v	setting value

^{* required parameters}

Deletion of Settings

Deleting a Database Setting in the Management Perspective

To delete a server setting, in the Server Settings view, click the Remove button.

Deleting a Database Setting from the Command Line

deleteSetting removes a setting

Long Option	Short Option	Description
--host*	-h	host URL
--username*	-u	user name
--password*	-p	password
--name	-n	setting name

^{* required parameters}

lsps-runtime/cli-tools$ java -jar lsps-cli-3.3.2039-full.jar deleteSetting \
--host http://localhost:8080 --username admin --password admin --name SSO_ENABLED
Setting  SSO_ENABLED has been deleted.

Global Message

The global message is displayed in the Application User Interface to all users.

Setting Global Message in Management Console

To set the global message from Management Console, go to the General Settings view, click the Edit button, set the message, and click the Save button