ADOBE CONTRIBUTE CS3
User Guide
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Create the database.xml file in the database folder. If you are using a file-based user directory, ensure that the
user_directory.xml file is also in the database folder. By default, the contents of the user_directory.xml file will look
like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<directory>
</directory>
5
At the command prompt, change to the WEB-INF/config folder in your CPS working directory.
6
Open the ckm.xml file in a text editor.
Note:
You can change the location of the database folder and the error log files according to your deployment require-
ments.
7
Change the path value for
<home_directory>
to indicate the folder created in step 3 to store user and connection
information.
The following example changes the database folder path to: <
Macintosh HD
>/Contribute Publishing
Server/database.
Note:
If you already added user and connection information in CPS, move that information from the current location
to the new location you set.
For example:
<plugin_fileDatabase>
<home_directory><Macintosh HD>/Contribute Publishing Server/database
</home_directory>
</plugin_fileDatabase>
8
Change the path value for
<logger_settings>
to indicate where you want to store CPS error and output logs.
For example:
<out>
<file><Macintosh HD>/Contribute Publishing Server/logs/out.log</file>
</out>
<err>
<file><Macintosh HD>/Contribute Publishing Server/err.log</file>
</err>
9
Save and close ckm.xml, and then restart your JBoss application server.
To restart JBoss, execute the
run.sh
script in a terminal window.
% <JBoss_home>/server/bin/run.sh
10
Now you are ready to log in to the CPS Console and configure CPS.
Using a web browser, browse to the following URL: https://<server>/8080/cps/<context_root>/admin.
Replace the
<server>
and
<context_root>
variables with the domain name (or IP address) of your server, and the
CPS context root name (the name of the WAR file).
For information, see “Configuring Contribute Publishing Server (CPS only)” on page 37.
