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Install CSEG

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Install CSEG

CSEG WebService was built to run on an existing Apache Tomcat installation. Since you may want to install Tomcat just to test the product, this article includes the basic installation procedures and some troubleshooting tips to get the web server running. These instructions should not be used to create a secure, professional, efficient or production-ready web server. These instructions are here to give you a quick way to test CSEG.

The steps provided here are tested on Apache Tomcat 9.0.4. Your results may vary.

copy link to clipboardPrerequisites

Note

We are migrating CSEG support to open-source as integration. To handle this migration, 8.15.0 release onward, the safenetcloud.war file will not be bundled with the CADP for Java package. Soon, CSEG support will be available as open-source.

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Apache CXF gives us flexibility to deploy REST based services. The URL link is:

http://<ip address>/safenetcloud/storage/

  1. Copy the safenetcloud.war, from the CADP_for_JAVA\lib\cseg directory to the %CATALINA_HOME%\webapps directory.

  2. Restart the Apache-Tomcat server.

    Note

    While deploying the safenetcloud.war in Tomcat, if folder with same name already exists in the webapps directory then it should be deleted for clean deployment before starting Tomcat.

    Note

    To deploy CSEG WebService on Apache Tomcat version 10.1.x follow the steps below:

    1. Create a folder named webapps-javaee in the Apache Tomcat 10 directory.

    2. Place the safenetcloud.war file in the webapps-javaee folder.

    3. Run the startup batch file placed in the bin directory of Apache 10.

copy link to clipboardConfigure HTTPS Support for Tomcat

CSEG WebServices can be accessed using both http and https protocols. The following steps describes how to configure the HTTPS support.

  1. Create a self-signed KeyStore or keystore attested with Certificate Authority (CA). For self-signed KeyStore using Java, use the following command:

    keytool -genkey -alias tomcat -keyalg RSA -keystore <keystore_name>.keystore

  2. Edit the server.xml file under the /CATALINA_HOME/conf directory. Add/uncomment the following changes in the connector port.

    <Connector port="8443" protocol="org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11NioProtocol" maxThreads="150" SSLEnabled="true" scheme="https" secure="true" keystoreFile="<keystore_path>" keystorePass="changeit" clientAuth="false" sslProtocol="TLS" />

    Where, keystoreFile is the path of keystore file generated in step 1 and keystorePass is the password used during the keystore generation.

    Note

    The changes in the server.xml file depends on the Tomcat server. The changes suggested in this step are for Tomcat 8 and 9.

  3. Restart the Tomcat server.

  4. Check through browser for HTTPS: https://< host-name>:<Port>/

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