Install SMS Builder on a Linux
or Windows machine to run in a production system.
Some steps vary depending on enterprise IT policies and deployment landscape; use them
as a starting point for consultation and discussion with your system architect.
Hashing the Admin Password
Run the password-hashing tool for the admin user password, and insert it into the database script that creates the admin user. The hashed password is stored in the database.
Configuring New Database Installations
SMS Builder installs with an embedded Apache Derby database that you can use for development and testing. For production, use either an IBM DB2 or an Oracle database.
Enabling Encryption
After you enable encryption, you can encrypt any property value. By default, encryption is disabled.
Encrypting Property Values
You can encrypt property values in configuration files using an encryption tool. Passwords are the most commonly encrypted values, but you can encrypt any value.
Configuring Authentication
By default, when you log in to the Web UI, authentication is performed using the built-in database model (authentication.bean=AuthenticationManager). You can reconfigure authentication to use an LDAP system.
Configuring the Event Scheduler JDBC Driver
To manage events that trigger event applications, configure the JDBC database driver that the event scheduler uses. The event scheduler is based on the Quartz scheduler.