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run_deployment.sh --config=configuration_file_name --installbin=install_bin_directory [--override] [--id=configuration_matching_rules_files_identifier] [--rule=matching_rules_file_name] [--security=security_properties_file_name]
Option
| Argument
| Description
|
---|---|---|
--config
| configuration_file_name
| Absolute path and file name of the configuration file that you create.
|
--installbin
| install_bin_directory
| Absolute path to the
bin directory of the MDM Big Data Relationship Management installation.
|
--override
| Optional. Indicates to include the generated JAR file into the
MDMBDRM.war file.
If you want to use multiple configuration files, you can specify the
--override option to override the
MDMBDRM.war file.
You must have the root privileges to override the
MDMBDRM.war file.
By default, the script loads the generated WAR file in the local working directory.
| |
--id
| configuration_matching_rules_files_identifier
| Optional. Unique identifier for the configuration file and the matching rules file. The WAR file generated in the local directory and the REST API URLs use the identifier.
The name format of the WAR file generated in the local directory is
MDMBDRM<id> , and the format of the REST API URL is
http://<Host>:<Port>/MDMBDRM<id>/<Version Number>/<id>/<Operation Name> .
For example, if you specify
--id=Dev20 , the name of the WAR file generated in the local directory is
MDMBDRMDev20.war , and the format of the REST API URL is
http://<Host>:<Port>/MDMBDRMDev20/<Version Number>/Dev20/<Operation Name> .
By default, the WAR file generated in the local directory and the REST API URLs use a system-generated identifier, which is difficult to interpret. For example,
http://localhost:8080/MDMBDRM1131329172862026293/v2.0/0fb349e3-807a-4235-a100-134a3b51ad5d .
|
--rule
| matching_rules_file_name
| Optional. Absolute path and file name of the matching rules file that you create.
|
--security
| security_properties_file_name
| Required if you configure security for the web services. Absolute path and name of the
security.properties file.
|
Updated June 27, 2019