For example, if your web application requires JAR libraries, you can create a lib subdirectory and place the JAR files there. Other files are applied to configuration files in the tc Runtime instance that is, they are used to alter the content of standard configuration files, such as conf/server.xml.įiles you place in the template directory that are not interpreted specially by the instance creation scripts are copied into the new instance. Some files are copied directly to the new tc Runtime instance.

You could, for example, construct a template that allows creating a tc Runtime instance with a web application or set of web applications ready to deploy, with a custom configuration specified at the tcruntime-instance create command line or through interactive prompts.Ī template is a directory containing files that the tcruntime-instance create command processes when it creates a new tc Runtime instance. You can create your own templates by creating a subdirectory in the templates directory of your tc Server installation directory and populating it with files according to the instructions in this section. The built-in templates that ship with tc Server make it simple to configure tc Runtime features such as SSL or JMX or to add a management application to an instance at creation time, such as Spring Insight. Pivotal System Administration Modules and PluginsĬreating and Managing tc Server TemplatesĪ template provides configuration information and files to support a feature or application on a tc Runtime instance.Installation and Configuration Procedures.Install and Configure Insight Developer.Monitoring tc Runtime Instances Using Hyperic.Enabling Clustering for High Availability.Creating and Managing tc Runtime Templates.Configuring a tc Runtime Instance Manually.Tutorial - Very Simple HelloWorld Web Application.Tutorial - Using Hyperic to Configure and Manage tc Runtime Instances.Creating and Managing tc Runtime Instances.Supported Configurations and System Requirements.

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