Setting up JAVA environment variables
Before installing D1 and Conversion Service servers, you need to set up the JAVA_HOME
environment variable and put the [JAVA_HOME]/bin
on the PATH.
If Java directory is not yet added to the PATH on your machine, you can use example-environment.sh
(Linux) or example-environment.bat
( Windows) script to do it.
To set up Java environment variables for the installation server
On the installation server, copy the file
example-environment.sh
included in the installation package to a location of your choice. We recommend that you copy this script to the directory where your unzipped installation package is saved.Open the file in a text editor and set the respective values:
#!/bin/bash
# This is an example environment script which can be used as a template to easily create your own file.
#
# exit when any command fails
set -e
#
# set Java installation path
export JAVA_HOME=/path/to/jdk
#
# add Java's bin folder to the PATH variable
export PATH=${JAVA_HOME}/bin:${PATH}When you set the values, save the script. It is now ready to be referenced by other scripts.
You will need to add the --environment /path/to/environment.sh
part to the encryption, installation, and health check commands as shown in the following table:
Script | Command |
---|---|
Installation | ./install.sh --settings /path/to/installation-settings.yaml --environment /path/to/environment.sh |
Encryption | ./encrypt.sh --value 'my-password' --environment /path/to/environment.sh |
Health check | ./check-health.sh --url https://localhost:8443 --environment /path/to/environment.sh |
After you have set up the JAVA environment variables, you can prepare files with encrypted system passwords. Go to the Encrypting system passwords.