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Add actual users to the pilot
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Add actual users to the pilot installation if you plan to migrate to a production installation of Lotus Connections.
Perform this procedure if you already installed the pilot version of Lotus Connections and used sample user data.
Add actual users to the repository
- Create a user information file
- Run...
cd C:\IBM\LotusConnections\WebSphere\AppServer\profiles\AppSrv01\bin
wsadmin.bat -user wsadmin -password admin_password -f C:\IBM\LotusConnections\populate\parseText.jacl /user/info/myusers.txt- Optional: (Profiles feature only) Add actual users to the Profiles database:
- Copy the fileRegistry.xml file from...
C:\IBM\LotusConnections\WebSphere\AppServer\profiles\AppSrv01\config\cells\host_nameNode01Cell
where host_name is the host name of the WebSphere Application Server.
Paste the file into the following directory:
C:\IBM\LotusConnections\TDISOL\
- Add a valid password to the profiles_tdi.properties file so that you can update the Profiles database:
- Navigate to...
C:\IBM\LotusConnections\TDISOL
..and open the profiles_tdi.properties file with a text editor.
- Update the {protect}-dbrepos_password attribute with the database password.
- Populate the Profiles database with the users that are defined in the fileRegistry.xml file:
- Navigate to the following directory:
C:\IBM\LotusConnections\TDISOL\samples\
- Double-click the populate_from_xml_file.bat file.
- Update the database with location information:
- Navigate to the following directory:
C:\IBM\LotusConnections\TDISOL\
- Double-click the fill_country.bat file.
- For security reasons, remove the password from the profiles_tdi.properties file:
- Navigate to...
C:\IBM\LotusConnections\TDISOL
..and open the profiles_tdi.properties file with a text editor.
- Remove the password in the {protect}-dbrepos_password attribute.
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