In summary this deployment involves;
- Downloading IBM WebSphere Application Server 6.1, create a profile
- Downloading WSO2 Identity Server 2.0.1, and configuring it.
- Configuring IBM WAS
Lets move on to details...
1) Download an install WAS
Download the WebSphere Application Server from this location and install by executing .exe setup in your local machine.
a) From the start menu go to All Programs > IBM WebSphere > Application Server V6.1 > Profile Management Tool.
b) In the 'Profile Management Tool' accept defaults until you select a 'Typical Profile Creation' as profile creation options and then give user name\password for your profile.
c) The last step of the profile creation will show you a summary of the
2) Create a Profile
After installing create a profile using the 'Profile Management Tool' note down the http\https ports from this. In my case its 9081\9444.
3) Download WSO2 Identity Server 2.0.1.
Download WSO2 IS 2.0.1 from here. Extract it to a location in your file system.
4) Create a war file
a) In the file system create a folder with .war extension. (e.g. is.war)
b) Copy IS_HOME\webapps\ROOT\WEB-INF folder into this.
c) Open command promt within is.war
d) Type jar -cvf is.war *
5) Create a repo in your file system.
From the WSO2 IS distribution, copy the following folders in to 'WAS_repo'.
- IS_HOME\conf
- IS_HOME\database
- IS_HOME\repositoy
- IS_HOME\resources
6) Change the address and path details in configuration files as below;
a) WAS_repo\conf\axis2.xml;
Change HTTP and HTTPS ports within In Transports to 9081 and 9444.
<transportReceiver name="http" class="org.wso2.carbon.core.transports.http.HttpTransportListener"> <parameter name="port">9081</transportReceiver> <transportReceiver name="https" class="org.wso2.carbon.core.transports.http.HttpsTransportListener"> <parameter name="port">9444</transportReceiver>
b) WAS_repo\conf\carbon.xml
Make to /is and change to contain the WAS port and the context.
<WebContextRoot>/is</WebContextRoot> <ServerURL>https://localhost:9444/is/services/</ServerURL>
c) WAS_repo\conf\registry.xml
Update the path to h2 database to the database folder within the WAS_repo
<URL>jdbc:h2:D:/Testing/IS/2.0.1/WAS_repo/database/WSO2CARBON_DB</URL>
d) WAS_repo\conf\user-mgt.xml
Update the path to h2 database to the database folder within the WAS_repo
e) WAS_repo\conf\identity.xml
Update to contain the WAS port and the context.
<OpenIDServerUrl>https://localhost:9444/is/openidserver</OpenIDServerUrl> <OpenIDUserPattern>https://localhost:9444/is/openid/</OpenIDUserPattern>
7) Start WAS
a) From a command prompt go to WAS_HOME/profiles/AppSvr02/bin.
b) set CARBON_HOME to the WAS_repo we created above
c) type startServer.bat server1 to start the server
8) Configure WAS
a) Open WAS admin console from a browser (e.g. https://localhost:9044/ibm/console/logon.jsp)
b) Go to Security > SSL certificate and key management > Key stores and certificates > New
c) Give the name, path and password for the keystore files. For WSO2 IS you can use the details below.
name = anything (I'll put wso2carbon_cert)
path = CARBON_HOME\resources\security\wso2carbon.jks (CARBON_HOME is the location of the 'WAS-repo' we created).
password = wso2carbon
type = jks
d) Go to Applications > Install New Application.
e) Give the path and the context root for the application. In our case;
path = path to the is.war we created
context root = /is
f) Go to Applications > Enterprise Applications
g) Select the is_war that we deployed just now. Press 'start'.
9) Restart IBM Websphere Application Server by setting CARBON_HOME environment variable as before.
So now we are ready to access WSO2 Identity Server from IBM Websphere Application Server.
10) Open up a browser and type https://localhost:9444/is/carbon.
