Configure access to a remote spell checker
Configure access to run spell checker on a remote server.
To configure access to a remote spell checker server, perform the following configuration task :
If the portal server is securely protected using SSL, then the remote spell checker must be configured to use SSL as well. The RemotePort property must be set to the secure SSL port on the remote application server that is hosting the spell checker service. The remote server must import the portal server's client certificate into its SSL configuration repertoire's truststore and into the cacerts file found under the /AppServer/java/jre/lib/security directory on the remote server. The portal server must also import the remote server's client certificate into its SSL configuration repertoire's truststore and into the cacerts file found under the /AppServer/java/jre/lib/security directory on the portal server.
- Update wkplc.properties with the remote server information:
- cd WP_PROFILE/ConfigEngine/properties
- Locate and open wkplc.properties with any text editor.
- Specify values for the following parameters:
SpellCheckHost
Specify the hostname for the remote spell check server. For example, //myserver.myurl.com
SpellCheckPortSpecify the port number for the remote spell check server.
To determine the remote server port, do the following:
- Log in to the administrative console; for example, http://remote_server_name:port_number/ibm/console.
- Select Servers -> Server Types -> WebSphere application servers -> server1.
- In the Communications section, expand Ports.
- Locate the port for WC_defaulthost. This is the remote server port.
- Log out of the administrative console.
- Run the following command from the WP_PROFILE/ConfigEngine:
Option Description Windows™ ConfigEngine.bat delegate-spell-checking -DWasPassword=foo UNIX™ ConfigEngine.sh delegate-spell-checking -DWasPassword=foo IBMi ConfigEngine.sh delegate-spell-checking -DWasPassword=foo
- Save the changes.
- Restart the server.
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Set up a remote spell checker