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Using -v
allows to store data like configuration permanently at host, edit and , maintain it there, even when the container is started, destroyed and restarted again.
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For information about the environmental variables set, refer to Reference of application-wide parameters .
When the tia Core container is running,
access its Status User Interface in web browser. See tia® Status User-Interface
setup the repository in SAP to connect to tia Core Content Server
How to connect SAP to tia Core contentserver:
use the transaction code OAC0 to create the repository T1
specify the required connection information for your tia Core Content Server
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perform the connection test → the result should be as following
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send out the sap certificate to the tia core contentserver
Congratulations, you are now able to use tia core for archiving documents via ArchiveLink
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title | I do not want log files inside my container (for tia® Content Server core < 2.6.0 ) |
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This is no longer required for tia® Content Server core 2.6.0 or higher |
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And set environment variable for the container -e LOGGING_CONFIG=/application/config/log4j2.xml
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Both is available on Nexus/Harbor |
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You can do that with the following command
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In the example repository.cfg is shared when mutiple container use the same repository.cfg. Change one and restart container so that new repository.cfg works for both. |
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Tomcat is now embedded and maintained by kgs. |
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Pull the new image Find the ID of the running container Stop Container Start Container |
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title | Are there files or directories that need to be mapped in the container and need to be permanent with read/write access? |
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Yes, but it depends on your configuration.
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tia® Content Server core requires a metadata directory (<repo>.configdata.filesystem.root
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tia® Content Server core can require a keystore, when you configure it, make sure this file is available for all
<repo>.keystoreservice.pkcs12.name
<repo>.keystoreservice.pkcs12.path
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