Set up Integration Runtime
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If Integration Runtime is already configured as part of ThingWorx configuration, you can skip to step ThingWorx Navigate. |
Make sure to use Integration Runtime 8.0.2.
2. Select ThingWorx Platform, expand Release 8.0, and then expand ThingWorx Integration Runtime, and Show all Other Available Datecodes:
3. Save the file to a local folder.
4. In ThingWorx Composer, follow these steps to create a new App Key:
a. Click > > > .
b. Type a random name, and then select User Name Reference as Administrator.
c. Click Save. A key ID is generated.
d. Copy the generated keyId to use in the next step.
5. Start runtime-integration using one of the following commands:
◦ If you’re using SSL for ThingWorx, specify the App Key in the JSON file: integrationRuntime-setting-ssl. And use this command:
java -DconfigFile=integrationRuntime-settings-ssl.json -jar integration-runtime-<version>.jar
◦ If you’re not using SSL for ThingWorx, specify the App Key in the JSON file: integrationRuntime-setting. And use this command:
java -DconfigFile=integrationRuntime-settings.json -jar integration-runtime-<version>.jar
| • When using WindchillWindchill Authentication, you need to specify the Keystore and the Truststore information in the JSON file integrationRuntime-setting-ssl. • The App Key automatically expires within one day after creation. When you restart Apache Tomcat, and the expiration time is crossed, the integration runtime will not start with the same App Key. To set up the expiration time for the App Key, follow the instructions at Application Keys. |
Consult the
ThingWorx Help for more information about Integration Runtime. Start with the topic “
Integration Connectors.”
Once you have created the new App Key, continue to the next step in your installation sequence at
ThingWorx Navigate.
