Procedure 2.6. Configure ModeShape

1. Run the ant installer from the ModeShape directory and specify the server profile ModeShape will be installed to.

   [localhost modeshape]$ ant
   Buildfile: /opt/BRMS/5.3.1/brms-standalone-5.3.1/modeshape/build.xml
   determine_home:
   set-web-home:
   set-as-home:
   set-soa-home:
   init:
        [echo] JBoss Home is ../jboss-as-web
   prompt:
       [input] Enter profile to install ModeShape to:  [default]
   

2. Add the user accounts admin and mailman, and assign the roles specified below. The default configuration uses text files to store the usernames, passwords, and assigned roles. The directions here assume that the authorization configuration has not been changed. If it has been changed, then add the users according to that configuration.
   1. Open the file PROFILE/conf/props/brms-users.properties in a text editor and add the users admin and mailman to this file as a new line with the syntax: username=password.

      admin=s3kr3t5
      mailman=53cur3m@1l

   2. Assign the roles specified below to the two users by opening the PROFILE/conf/props/brms-roles.properties file in a text editor and adding a new line for each user with the syntax username=role1, role2, role3.
      The admin user must be assigned the roles of JBossAdmin, HttpInvoker, user, and admin.
      The mailman user must be assigned the roles of JBossAdmin, readwrite.

      admin=JBossAdmin, HttpInvoker, user, admin
      mailman=JBossAdmin, readwrite

   3. Optionally, the passwords can be stored in encoded form instead of plain text. To do this run the following command in the application server directory (jboss-as or jboss-as-web) to create the encoded form of the password, replacing PASSWORD with the chosen password.

      [localhost]$ java -cp client/jboss-logging-spi.jar:lib/jbosssx.jar org.jboss.resource.security.SecureIdentityLoginModule PASSWORD
      Encoded password: 5f78dc15b9a559cbdf8592078de921bc

      Then replace the passwords stored in PROFILE/conf/props/brms-users.properties with the encoded versions.
3. The default configuration for Modeshape uses a database that is not suitable or supported in production environments. Before deploying into a production environment, this configuration must be changed to a supported database server.
   The default Modeshape repository configuration uses a JNDI data source — ModeShapeBRMSRepo — for data storage which is configured in the PROFILE/deploy/modeshape-brms-store-ds.xml file. Edit this file to change the data source configuration from Hypersonic to the database of your choice. This file is a standard JBoss data source configuration file.
   Refer to the Datasource Configuration chapter of the Application server documentation for details to configure JBoss data sources.
4. Edit the jboss-brms.war/WEB-INF/components.xml file to remove the Apache Jackrabbit configuration and add the ModeShape configuration.
   To remove the Apache Jackrabbit configuration, comment out the following section:

   <property name="properties">
   <key>org.drools.repository.configurator</key>
   <value>org.drools.repository.jackrabbit.JackrabbitRepositoryConfigurator</value>
   <!--  the root directory for the repo storage the directory must exist. -->
   <!--  <key>repository.root.directory</key><value>/opt/yourpath</value>  -->
   </property>

   The ModeShape configuration is commented out in the default configuration. Uncomment the configuration as shown below:

   <property name="properties">
   <key>org.drools.repository.configurator</key>
   <value>org.drools.repository.modeshape.ModeShapeRepositoryConfigurator</value>
   <key>org.modeshape.jcr.URL</key><value>jndi:jcr/local?repositoryName=jcrrepo</value>
   <key>org.drools.repository.secure.passwords</key><value>false</value>
   <key>org.drools.repository.admin.password</key><value>admin</value>
   <key>org.drools.repository.mailman.password</key><value>mailman</value>
   </property>
   

5. ModeShape requires two user accounts to exist, admin and mailman. The passwords for these accounts must be specified in the ModeShape configuration from the previous step.

   <key>org.drools.repository.secure.passwords</key><value>false</value>
   <key>org.drools.repository.admin.password</key><value>password</value>
   <key>org.drools.repository.mailman.password</key><value>password</value>

6. Restart the server.