Configuration Properties

The following properties can be configured in configuration.properties file, for installing REST API in console mode:

Configuration Properties
Property Description
instreamPath

Enter the file path where Instream is installed.
translatorPath Enter the file path where Translator is installed.
Engine

y/n

Enter 'y' if you want to proceed with this engine and 'n' if you don’t want to proceed with this engine.
cleanGuidelines

y/n

Enter 'y' if you want to clean the guidelines in FSREST image's guideline resource directory and 'n' if you don’t want to clean the guidelines in FSREST image's guideline resource directory.
copyGuidelines

y/n

Enter 'y' if you want to copy the guidelines from FSREST engine and 'n' if you don’t want to copy the guidelines from FSREST engine.
cleanMaps

y/n

Enter 'y' if you want to clean the map files in FSREST image's maps resource directory and 'n' if you don't want to clean the map files in FSREST image's maps resource directory.
copyMaps

y/n

Enter 'y' if you want to copy the map files from FSREST engine and 'n' if you don’t want to copy the map files from FSREST engine.
enableSSL

You can either enable secured (HTTPS) or non-secured (HTTP) version of SSL.

y or n

Enter y for secured (HTTPS) version of SSL.

Enter n for non-secured (HTTP) version of SSL.
keystoreFile

This is the path where certificate is stored in your local machine.

< Path to the file > /keystore.jks
keystoreType

Type of certificate: JKS or PKCS12

PKCS12
keystorePass

Certificate password

Password1
secureWithAPIKey

y/n

Select 'y' if you want API key security and 'n' if you don’t want API key security.
APIKeyExpireTime Enter time in seconds.
jdbc.platform Enter the database name: Oracle or MySQL database.
jdbc.driver

Enter the database driver.

Eg: oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver
jdbc.url Enter the database URL.
jdbc.username Enter the username of the database.
jdbc.password Enter the password of the database.
databse.driver.path

Enter the path where database driver is present.

Eg: <Path to the file> /ojdbc