Building BusinessConnect Container Edition Component’s Docker Images

To run the BusinessConnect Container Edition components on Docker or Kubernetes platform, you must first build the Docker images for the components and applications.

Before you begin
  1. Install the required protocols, such as, EZComm, RosettaNet, or EDI (X12 and Gateway). Any number of supported protocols can be installed. For installing a protocol, refer to protocol’s Installation document.

    EDI Protocol Documentation

    Rosettanet Protocol Documentation

    Services-Plug-in Documentation

  2. From TIBCO eDelivery, download the TIB_bcce_<version>.tar.gz installation package.
  3. Extract the contents of the package to a local directory.
  4. For initial setup and additional technical details, see the README file located in the bcce-<version> > scripts directory.
    Procedure
  1. Navigate to the <folder>/bcce-<version>/config directory.
  2. Open the configuration.properties file and configure the properties listed in the following table.
    Property Description
    docker_repository=<docker_registry_ip>:<docker_registry_port><docker_registry_ip> is the IP address and <docker_registry_port> is the port of the machine to which you want to push the Docker images
    docker_usernameSpecify the user name required to log in to Docker
    download_dir=<download_dir><download_dir> is the directory path where you want to download all the JAR files
  3. Save and close the configuration.properties file.
  4. Navigate to the <folder>/bcce-<version>/scripts directory.

  5. Run the following command:

    ./build-images.sh
  6. Follow the command-line interface instructions, review the license agreement, and enter y to accept it.

  7. When prompted:

    Do you want to push the BCCE docker images to <docker_registry_ip>:<docker_registry_port>?
    If not, the BCCE docker images will still be built at local.
    (y/n)

    Enter y to build the Docker images.

ResultThe BusinessConnect Container Edition component’s Docker images are built and pushed to the Docker repository.