Receive Alerts in Your On-Premise System Using Java Web Tomcat 8
February 8, 2021
Intermediate
50 min.
Configure a connection with an on-premise system to receive alert notifications locally.
You will learn
- How to connect with an on-premise system so that your alerts will be processed locally
Prerequisites
- You have a customer account.
For more information, See Getting Started with a Customer Account in the Neo Environment. - You have active resources (applications) to receive alerts for.
- You have installed Maven.
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You have downloaded and set up your Eclipse IDE, SAP BTP Tools for Java, and SDK.
For more information, see Setting Up the Development Environment.To build the project into a WAR file, you need
Maven Integration for Eclipse WTP
. - You have set up Java Web Tomcat 8 as a runtime environment.
For more information, see Java Web Tomcat 8 Runtime in Set Up the Runtime Environment. - You have downloaded and initially configured the Cloud Connector.
For this tutorial, you can use the portable version. For more information, see Cloud Connector.
This tutorial describes the configuration with a Java Web Tomcat 8 runtime. However, you can change these settings to match with your runtime environment.
To learn more about the whole scenario, read Receiving Alerts in the Corporate On-Premise System.
Step 1: Download the cloud-to-onpremise project
Step 2: Import the folder into Eclipse as a Maven project
Step 3: Build the project with Maven to generate a WAR file
Step 4: Deploy the WAR file on the cloud
Step 5: Register an OAuth client
Step 6: Create an OAuth client and obtain access token
Step 7: Create POST request to get verification token
Step 8: Provide the token as a system property
Step 9: Deploy the WAR file locally
Step 10: Configure the Cloud Connector
Step 11: Configure cloud destination to the on-premise system
Step 12: Test that you receive alerts
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Step 1: Download the cloud-to-onpremise project
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Step 2: Import the folder into Eclipse as a Maven project
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Step 3: Build the project with Maven to generate a WAR file
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Step 4: Deploy the WAR file on the cloud
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Step 5: Register an OAuth client
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Step 6: Create an OAuth client and obtain access token
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Step 7: Create POST request to get verification token
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Step 8: Provide the token as a system property
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Step 9: Deploy the WAR file locally
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Step 10: Configure the Cloud Connector
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Step 11: Configure cloud destination to the on-premise system
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Step 12: Test that you receive alerts
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