A complimentary set of services to use with your webMethods runtime to develop integration faster.
Service documentation is available in Designer via the comments of each service.
Installation
This source code is a webMethods Micro Service Runtime package and you will need to first install the Software AG Micro Service Runtime or download a docker image.
local installation
If you have an Integration Server or Micro Service Runtime running locally for development purposes, first navigate to your packages directory;
$cd /${SAG_HOME}/IntegrationServer/packages
or
$cd /${SAG_HOME}/IntegrationServer/instances/${INSTANCE}/packages
If your packages directory is already under version control
$git submodule add https://github.com/johnpcarter/JcPublicTools.git JcPublicTools
or if you are not, then simply clone the repository
$git clone https://github.com/johnpcarter/JcPublicTools.git
Then restart your runtime server and refresh your package browser in Designer.
Docker Installation
A predefined Dockerfile template has been provided in the resources directory. It is recommended that you copy the directory and then update Dockerfile and aclmap_sm.cnf file appropriately.
cd into your directory and download the latest source code
$ cd ${WORKING_DIR}
$ git clone https://github.com/johnpcarter/JcPublicTools.git
You will also need to add your own packages and configuration as part of the build by copying the following line into the section 'add YOUR packages here' e.g.
ADD --chown=sagadmin ./c8yPhilipsHueAgent /opt/softwareag/IntegrationServer/packages/c8yPhilipsHueAgent
and also update the ./resources/aclmap_sm.cnf file to include permissions for any the services that you are exposing through an API.
You could also choose to include your MSR license file by adding the following line
ADD --chown=sagadmin .licenseKey.xml /opt/softwareag/IntegrationServer/config/licenseKey.xml
You can now build your image
$ docker build -t ${YOUR DOCKER IMAGE} .