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The configuration settings described in this section are optional. You only need to configure them if the default setting is not suitable for your environment. The Magic Collaboration Studio system will load the configuration file every time it starts. Therefore, changes to the configuration file will be applied once you restart it.
The Magic Collaboration Studio service configuration file (application.conf) is located in <install_root>/TeamworkCloud/configuration/application.conf. This file is in HOCON format ("Human-Optimized Config Object Notation"). For more information about HOCON file format, visit the following link https://github.com/typesafehub/config/blob/master/HOCON.md#syntax.
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To configure Cassandra authentication, please see chapter Cassandra authentication. |
Setting a Magic Collaboration Studio password for authentication with the Authentication Server
Magic Collaboration Studio Teamwork Cloud Admin uses an Authentication Server to authenticate users. Magic Collaboration Studio Teamwork Cloud Admin needs a password to access /token endpoint of the Authentication Server. You need to specify the same password that is entered in the webappplatform.properties file (the authentication.client.secret parameter). The default value is CHANGE_ME.
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esi.console { .... # # The console client password parameter. client { pswd = "CHANGE_ME" } ... } |
Changing a log file location
You can configure the logging system of Magic Collaboration Studio by using logback.xml.
To change the name or location of the log files in logback.xml, locate <file> fields. When changing the log file name and location, you need to be sure that the user account to your Operating System (OS) that you will use to start Magic Collaboration Studio has the write permission in the new configured location. To learn more about logback configuration, see http://logback.qos.ch/manual/configuration.html.
Changing the client port
The default port number of Magic Collaboration Studio for the client to connect to is 3579. However, the port number is changeable. If you would like to change the default port number, for example, to 3580, you can configure this in the Magic Collaboration Studio configuration file, application.conf. Search for the content shown below, and edit as follows:
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net { connectors = [ { # The ip address to bind to (for client connection). # The default value is bind to all IPs. host = "0.0.0.0" # Port for client application to connect to. The default value is 3579. # This is corresponding to the port specified when connecting from client such as MagicDraw. port = 3580 |
Please note that the modeling tool, such as MagicDraw, is considered as a client of Magic Collaboration Studio. Consequently, if you change this setting, you have to specify the port number while connecting from the modeling tool.
Setting a public IP
If Magic Collaboration Studio is deployed in the environment where the client will connect to the server via a public IP (NATed to a private IP), set the parameter server-broadcast-host to the public IP address and host to the private IP. Search for the content in application.conf and edit as follows:
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net { connectors = [ { # The ip address to bind to (for client connection). # The default value is bind to all IPs. host = "0.0.0.0" # Port for client application to connect to. The default value is 3579. # This is corresponding to the port specified when connecting from client such as MagicDraw. port = 3579 protocol = "raw" } ] # To support deploying Magic Collaboration Studio in private network, but client connects from public network, # Specify IP address that will be used by client to connect to this Magic Collaboration Studio from public network. # This value will be default to esi.net.host if it is empty. # server-broadcast-host is not recommended to use. server-broadcast-host = "PUBLIC_IP_ADDRESS" } |
Configuring secure SSL communication between Magic Collaboration Studio and Cassandra
You can set up secure communication between Magic Collaboration Studio and Cassandra as described below.
To set up SSL communication between Magic Collaboration Studio and Cassandra
- Configure application.conf:
- Locate and open the application.conf file.
Search for the following section:
Code Block # Secure connection with SSL between Cassandra and Magic Collaboration Studio esi.security { cassandra { enabled = true keystorePath = "<install_root>/configuration/keystore.p12" keystoreType = "<keystore_type>" keystorePassword = "<keystore_password>" truststorePath = "<install_root>/configuration/keystore.p12" truststoreType = "<truststore_type>" truststorePassword = "<truststore_password>" } }
Configure the properties, as shown in the example above:
enabled = true
keystorePath = <install_root>/configuration/keystore.p12
keystoreType = <keystore_type>
keystorePassword = <keystore_password>
truststorePath = <install_root>/configuration/keystore.p12
truststoreType = <truststore_type>
truststorePassword = <truststore_password>- Save the changes.
Configure cassandra.yaml:
Locate and open the cassandra.yaml file.
Configure the following properties:
client_encryption_options:
enabled: true
optional: falseNote If enabled and optional are set to true, encrypted and unencrypted connections are handled.
keystore: <install_root>/configuration/keystore.p12
keystore_password: <keystore_password>
require_client_auth: true- If require_client_auth is set to true, set truststore and truststore_password:
truststore: <install_root>/configuration/keystore.p12
truststore_password: <truststore_password> - Use these advanced defaults:
protocol: TLS
algorithm: SunX509
store_type: PKCS12
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