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These notes assume a multi-server configuration where it matters. There is a 2 way interaction between the calendar server and the sync engine. 

The calendar server will call the sync engine to create new subscriptions and will call it to get information while adding or displaying collections.

The steps to deploy are:

  1. Create a database for the sync engine
  2. Update the standalone.xml to provide a datasource (and drivers)
  3. Update the configuration.
  4. Start it.

 

Update the configuration

There may be a number of changes to make - both in the calendar server which will interact with the sync engine and for the sync engine itself.

First update the calendar engine end:

  1. connectorId - identifies the connector "localBedework" should be OK
  2. managerUri - "http://localhost:8080/synch/manager" for embedded or the equivalent for a multi server setup
  3. wsdlUri - "http://localhost:8080/wsdls/synch/wssvc.wsdl" is probably fine.

Then update the sync engine. This requires configuring both the engine itself in synch/conf/synch-config.xml but also at least the bedework connector in synch/conf/connectors/localBedework.xml

In synch-config.xml ensure the hibernate dialect is set correctly. Other than that the config is probably fine.

In localBedework.xml the name should match the name in the Connector Id above. The bwWSDLURI element refers to either the soap wsdl loaded from the remote server or it can be loaded locally. In either case that file must provide the location of the calendar server in the soap:address element right near the end of wssvc.wsdl

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