Installing the REST Protection Proxy adapter
How to install eperi sEcure AnyApp REST-based on your target system.
About this task
Note: The following procedure describes the installation under Ubuntu.
Procedure
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Option 1: To install eperi sEcure AnyApp REST-based
manually, proceed as follows:
- Navigate to the directory you copied the eperi sEcure AnyApp REST-based JAR file to.
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Copy the eperi sEcure AnyApp REST-based JAR file into the Tomcat
WEB-INF/lib directory:
sudo cp eperi-adapter-restprotection-<version>.jar /opt/eperi/gateway/tomcat/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/libImportant: The destination directory may be different if you have installed eperi sEcure Platform manually with the eperi-gateway.war file, for example /opt/tomcat/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/lib. - Copy all additional JAR files provided alongside the eperi sEcure AnyApp REST-based JAR file into the .../WEB-INF/lib directory.
- Change to the directory to which you copied the eperi sEcure AnyApp REST-based JAR file.
- Check, if the user and the group of the eperi sEcure AnyApp REST-based JAR file as well as the additional JAR files is eperi.
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If this is not the case, change it as follows:
sudo chown eperi:eperi eperi-adapter-restprotection-<version>.jar
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Option 2: To install eperi sEcure AnyApp REST-based
with the installation package, execute the following command:
sudo dpkg -i eperi-adapter-restprotection-<version>.x86_64.debNote: If you are upgrading from a version without installation package, you must remove all old JAR files of the existing installation before upgrading with the installation package! -
Restart the eperi sEcure Platform services:
sudo service eperi-gateway restartImportant: In a cluster setup, the changes must be made on every eperi sEcure Platform instance and each eperi sEcure Platform instance must be restarted.
