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- Launch {protocol}// {host:port}/AutomaticsProps/deviceProps.
- User will be redirected to device json page, where it contains the device model based configuration.
- To edit device properties, user has to update the file device_config.json deployed in tomcat server at path apache-tomcat/webapps/automatics/. Currently, UI support is not available to edit values of device_config.json.
Software Requirement
Following page provide the detailed to setup Java 1.8 on linux
Automatics Orchestration Setup#JDK1.8
Following page provide the detailed steps to setup Tomcat 7 version on linux
Automatics Orchestration Setup#Tomcat7.0.XX
Following page provide the detailed steps to setup maven on linux
Automatics Orchestration Setup#Maven3
Setup
- Clone AutomaticsProps project from the repository (rdk/tools/automatics/automatics-props) with branch (“rdk-next”).
- Execute “mvn clean install”, and war file will be generated at target directory.
- Copy automaticsProps.war file to apache-tomcat/webapps directory and rename it to AutomaticsProps.war.
- Create a directory named “backup_file”, in apache-tomcat and place the sample “automatics.properties” file. When ever user edits automatics properties, a backup file will be generated inside this directory.
- Create a directory “automatics” inside apache-tomcat/webapps.
- Copy “automatics.properties”, "device_config.json" and “config.properties” from automatics-props\src tp to tomcat/webapps/automatics folder.
- Configure“config.properties” with username and password required for Automatics Properties UI login.
- Start the server using command ./startup.sh.