Configuring Your EMS Server or EMS Console Server on Linux
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To set up your Enterprise Mobility Service (EMS) properly, you need the resources and the stand-alone developer applications that are delivered with RAD Studio.
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Setting Up the EMS Server
- On your Windows machine at
C:\Program Files (x86)\Embarcadero\Studio\19.0\EMSServer
, find the following files:ems_install.sh
LinuxEMSServer.tar
- Copy the files to your Linux machine.
- Note: Copy both files to the same folder.
- Run the
ems_install.sh
file (with use administrator privileges).- Note: You can find installation details in /var/ems_install.log.
Running the EMS Server
You can run the EMS server using the following command:
/usr/lib/ems/EMSDevServerCommand
To run the EMS console, use the following command:
/usr/lib/ems/EMSDevConsoleCommand
Also, you can use environment variables created by ems_install.sh
, for example:
$EMS_HOME/EMSDevServerCommand
Configuring Your EMS Environment for the First Time
The EMSDevConsoleCommand and EMSDevServerCommand programs run the setup wizard when they cannot find the emsserver.ini file in the current and /etc/ems
directories, or if the server runs with param setup, like the following:
/usr/lib/ems/EMSDevConsoleCommand -setup
Note: Before running the EMS Setup Wizard, you need to properly set up the Interbase EMS database.
To configure the EMS server do the following:
- Run Console or Server.
- Type
start
- Type
y
to run the wizard. - Specify the connection parameters by entering the following values:
- Server instance: type the following default instance name
gds_db
- DB File Name: the default name is
emsserver.ib
- DB File Directory: the default path is current directory
- DB User Name: the default parameter is
sysdba
- DB Password: the default parameter is
masterkey
- Console User Name: the default value is
consoleuser
- Console Password: the default value is
consolepass
- Server instance: type the following default instance name