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mPower Configuration

leasepak.xml

Edit the following parameters in leasepak.xml, located in the mpower/WEB-INF/envs directory:

	<TCP_IP_ADDRESS>leasepak_server</TCP_IP_ADDRESS>
	<ENVIRONMENT>leasepak_environment</ENVIRONMENT> 
	<PORT>mPowerd_port</PORT>

where leasepak_server is the IP address or name of your LeasePak server, leasepak_environment is the name of the LeasePak environment, and mPowerd_port is the TCP port number for the mPowerd daemon (not the leasepakd daemon).


web.xml

Edit the web.xml file, located in the mpower/WEB-INF directory.

First, find the following element group:

	<!-- this is time in minutes, and cannot be set to less than 5 minutes -->
	<env-entry>
	<env-entry-name>LPCODES_UPDATE_INTERVAL</env-entry-name>
	<env-entry-value>value</env-entry-value>
	<env-entry-type>java.lang.String</env-entry-type>
	</env-entry>

For Web Services API/LinkIT users (most mPower users), the value of LPCODES_UPDATE_INTERVAL must be 0, despite the comment at the beginning of the element group. LinkIT does not use this interval, and setting value to anything other than 0 can create performance issues.

ChannelIT users only: set the value of LPCODES_UPDATE_INTERVAL to 5 (minutes) or more to specify the interval at which the program updates LeasePak codes (the LPCODES.TXT file). NetSol recommends a minimum of 60 minutes. If you add or change LeasePak codes frequently, you can set this number lower, but no lower than 5 (minutes).

Next, find the customization section of the file and edit as needed:

	<!-- ************************************** -->
	<!-- site customize here -->
	<!-- ************************************** -->

	<!-- note these two may need site customization -->
	<!-- this is the API username -->
	<env-entry>
	<env-entry-name>apiuid</env-entry-name>
	<env-entry-value>api_username_value</env-entry-value>
	<env-entry-type>java.lang.String</env-entry-type>
	</env-entry>

	<!-- this is the API password -->
	<env-entry>
	<env-entry-name>apipwd</env-entry-name>
	<env-entry-value>api_password_value</env-entry-value>
	<env-entry-type>java.lang.String</env-entry-type>
	</env-entry>

	<!-- this is the URL to the DocGen web service -->
	<env-entry>
	<env-entry-name>docgen_endpoint</env-entry-name>
	<env-entry-value>http://host:port/dxGen-ver_vnna/services/DocGenWsdl</env-entry-value>
	<env-entry-type>java.lang.String</env-entry-type>
	</env-entry>

	<!-- if you are using the customer self service and want the email to work,
	        set this to the smtp mail host.  After setting this tomcat must be restarted. -->
	<env-entry>
	<env-entry-name>smtp_mail_host</env-entry-name>
	<env-entry-value>mail_host.domain.suffix</env-entry-value>
	<env-entry-type>java.lang.String</env-entry-type>
	</env-entry>

	<!-- ************************************** -->
	<!-- site customize ends here -->
	<!-- ************************************** -->

where the API username is the account you have designated for use with the mPower server and the API password is the LeasePak client string password created for the account.