Configure an Independent Environment

An independent EnterWorks configuration is sometimes used for QA environments. By default, EnterWorks is installed with at least three JBoss (Wildfly) processes, a Controller and two Workers. To configure an independent environment, after EnterWorks has been installed, configure it to run with only a single JBoss process. Do this on servers where the following processes are located.

  • EnableServerTomcat

  • EnableServerWildflyController

  • EnableServerWildflyWorker<n>

Perform the following.

  1. Stop all services.

  2. Open the EPIM database in SSMS.

  3. Run the following query to find the JBoss processes.

    select * from B_SERVER_PROPERTY Where PROPERTY_KEY like 'JBOSS_%'

  4. Verify that the query returns only a Jboss_Master process and one or more JBoss_Slave processes.

  5. Run the following query to remove all of these processes. 

    delete from B_SERVER_PROPERTY Where PROPERTY_KEY like 'JBOSS_%'

  6. Update shared configuration properties to remove the Worker/Slave processes:

    1. Change the job.controller.type to 0 for "independent only".

    2. Leave the job.controller.master= statement as it is.

    3. Delete the values for the job.controller.slave.list.

  7. Uninstall the Worker processes. For each Worker process:

    1. Open a command prompt and go to:

      <drive>:\Enterworks\EnableServer\jbossWorker<n>\bin\service

    2. Enter the command:

      service.bat uninstall

  8. Check the services to ensure that the EnableServerWildflyWorker<n> services no longer appear.

  9. Edit the stop script for EPIM so it no longer attempts to stop the Worker processes. Edit:

     <drive>:\Enterworks\bin\EPIM Stop.cmd

    Comment out all the statements for Worker processes.

  10. Edit the start script for EPIM so it no longer attempts to start the Worker processes. In:

    <drive>:\Enterworks\bin\EPIM Start.cmd

    Comment out all the statements for Worker processes.

  11. Restart all services.

  12. Open the EPIM database in SSMS.

  13. Run the following query to find the JBoss processes.

    select * from B_SERVER_PROPERTY Where PROPERTY_KEY like 'JBOSS_%'

  14. Verify that the query returns only a Jboss_Independent process.