Scripting a configuration

For more experienced administrators, Spotfire Server includes two prepared configuration scripts that you can use to set up simple configurations. You can also create and run your own scripts.

The simple-config.txt file sets up Spotfire database authentication and the user directory.
The simple-config-ldap.txt file sets up LDAP authentication and the user directory.

These scripts are located in the <installation dir>/tomcat/spotfire-bin folder.

Example: The simple-config.txt file

The simple-config.txt file, shown below, is divided into three sections:

The first two lines describe how the script is executed.
The second section is a list of the variables that are used by the commands.
The rest of the script contains the commands.

# Run this script from the command-line using the following command:
# config run simple-config.txt

# Before using this script you need to set the variables below:
set DB_DRIVER = "tibcosoftwareinc.jdbc.oracle.OracleDriver"
set DB_URL = "jdbc:tibcosoftwareinc:oracle://<server>:<port>;SID=\ <SID>"
#set DB_DRIVER = "tibcosoftwareinc.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver"
#set DB_URL = "jdbc:tibcosoftwareinc:sqlserver://<server>:<port>;DatabaseName=<database name>"
set DB_USER = "<db username>"
set DB_PASSWORD = "<db password>"
set CONFIG_TOOL_PASSWORD = "<config tool password>"
set ADMIN_USER = "<admin username>"
set ADMIN_PASSWORD = "<admin password>"

echo Creating the database connection configuration
bootstrap --no-prompt --driver-class="${DB_DRIVER}" --database-url=\ "${DB_URL}" \
  --username="${DB_USER}" --password="${DB_PASSWORD}" --tool-password="${CONFIG_TOOL_PASSWORD}"
echo

echo Creating the default configuration
create-default-config
echo

echo Importing the configuration
import-config --tool-password="${CONFIG_TOOL_PASSWORD}" --comment=\ "First config"
echo

echo Creating the '${ADMIN_USER}' user to become administrator
create-user --tool-password="${CONFIG_TOOL_PASSWORD}" --username=\ "${ADMIN_USER}" --password="${ADMIN_PASSWORD}"
echo

echo Promoting the user '${ADMIN_USER}' to administrator
promote-admin --tool-password="${CONFIG_TOOL_PASSWORD}" --username=\ "${ADMIN_USER}"
echo