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6. Advanced Configuration: UI/Web Server
Note: Default paths are used below and may differ from your configuration.
Note: Whenever you edit the Oracle Transportation Management property files, only edit
the glog.properties file. Any changes that you make to any other files will be overwritten
every time an update is applied.
Creating and Installing Secure Socket Layer (SSL) Certificates
This information has moved to the Oracle Transportation Management Security Guide.
Enabling Reverse-Proxy Support
Oracle Transportation Management supports some reverse-proxy solutions. The reverse-proxy is
expected to identify sites based on a URL-prefix (such as /otm) and then strip that prefix off before
forwarding the URL to Oracle Transportation Management. Every link that Oracle Transportation
Management sends to the browsers will contain the defined URL-prefix.
To enable reverse-proxy support, do the following
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:
1. Edit the <otm_install_path>/glog/config/glog.properties file on your web and
application servers and modify the line to include the desired URL-prefix (ex. /otm):
glog.webserver.urlprefix=
2. Edit the index.htm file under <otm_install_path>/web/htdocs. The following line needs to
contain the URL-prefix:
<META http-equiv=”refresh” content=”0;
URL=/GC3/glog.webserver.servlet.umt.Login”/>
For example, if your URL-prefix is /otm, it would look like:
<META http-equiv=”refresh” content=”0;
URL=/otm/GC3/glog.webserver.servlet.umt.Login”/>
3. Ensure that the glog.webserver.URL setting in your glog.properties files points to your
reverse-proxy server, rather than the individual web server(s).
4. Restart Oracle Transportation Management to enable these changes. Oracle Transportation
Management can now be accessed through the reverse-proxy, but may not be accessible
directly. This is a limitation due to adjusting links to work with the reverse-proxy.
Enabling Single Sign On (SSO) Support
This information has moved to the Oracle Transportation Security Guide.
Enabling IP Address in Log-in History.
This information exists in the Oracle Transportation Management Security Guide.
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The properties listed here are reserved and cannot be set in a property set.
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