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Plant Applications Products Documentation

Web Client Installation Guide
- Installation Overview
- System Requirements (Standard and Enterprise)
- Pre-installation Configuration (Enterprise and Standard)
- Install Plant Applications Standard Web Client
- Upgrade Plant Applications Standard Web Client
- Installing Plant Applications Enterprise Web Client
- Post Installation Configuration (Enterprise and Standard)
- Configuration Manager for Plant Applications Web Client
- Troubleshooting
  - Troubleshoot Access Issues
    This topic describes how to troubleshoot issues when you cannot access Operations Hub UAA, Apache CouchDB, or the Plant Applications database using the host name from the machine on which Docker has been installed. This is applicable only if you have installed Plant Applications Web Client using Docker.
  - Renew the Docker Certificate
    If Docker-based Plant Applications Universal Client machine is shut down during the 90-day interval period, Docker swarm stops working due to certificate expiry. This is a workaround to renew the expired swarm certificates.
  - Access Application Log Files
    If an application or a service encounter any errors, you can use the application log files that provide useful troubleshooting information.
  - Access Connection Properties
  - Swagger URL Authorization Issue
  - Replace the Expired Self-Signed Certificate
  - Unable to log into Operations Hub
  - Post Applications into Operations Hub Manually
  - Create Clients, Scopes, User Groups and Post Applications into Operations Hub
  - About Renewing the Expired Self-Signed Certificate
- Reference

Post Applications into Operations Hub Manually

About this task

The Plant Applications 2023 Web Client installer can now post the applications into Operations Hub when installing.

When posting applications into Operations Hub fails, you can post them manually.

The Operations_Hub_PostingUtility directory within the installer has all the required files. One of the required files is the application.properties file. The application.properties file contains existing basic inputs. However, you must update the below properties in this file:

opshub.tenant.password=
proficyauthentication.admin.client.secret=
proficyauthentication.client.secret=

Procedure

Do the following: .
- For Enterprise Web Client, navigate to this directory {{Installer}}/ OpshubPost/.
- For Standard Web Client, navigate to this directory {{Installer}}/ Operations_Hub_PostingUtility/.
Update the application.properties file.
Run the opshub-posting-utility-1.2.0.jar with the following command: java -jar opshub-posting-utility-1.2.0.jar