How to replace Tomcat with Jetty in Automic.
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How to replace Tomcat with Jetty in Automic.

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Products

CA Automic Workload Automation - Automation Engine

Issue/Introduction

How to replace Tomcat with Jetty in Automic.

Environment

AE: 21.x and 24.x

Resolution

To replace Tomcat with Jetty in Automic, follow these steps:
 
  • Obtain the Automic Web Interface (AWI) package: Download the AWI ZIP file from the Broadcom support portal. This package includes the Jetty launcher, necessary bundles, and libraries.
  • Extract the AWI package: Unzip the downloaded file to a directory of your choice.
  • Configure Jetty:
    • If using a self-signed certificate, create a new certificate for Jetty and add it to the keystore.
    • Edit the configuration.properties file (located in the awi/config directory) and add/modify the following parameters:
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        https.enabled=true        https.port=7443        https.keystore.filename=keystore.selfsigned        https.keystore.password=secret        https.manager.password=secret
  • Start Jetty:
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    Run the aa-webui-launcher.jar file located in the root of the extracted AWI directory. This will start the embedded Jetty server.
     
  • Verify the installation:
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    Open a web browser and navigate to https://<hostname>:7443/awiIf the AWI login page appears, the installation was successful.
     
  • Optional: Disable Tomcat:
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    If Tomcat is no longer needed, stop the Tomcat service to free up resources