Configure product integration - assure_dq - 10.1.0

This section contains information about the tasks to perform to enable communication between Assure DQ and ER.

The instructions assume that one application has already been installed. As you follow the basic instructions to install the second Precisely application, include the following tasks:

Assure DQ works with Insight to provide continuous controls monitoring for Assure DQ controls.

This section contains information about the tasks to perform to enable communication between Assure DQ and Insight.

The instructions assume that the first Precisely application, either Assure DQ or Insight, has already been installed, and that the two applications will share the same JVM.

As you follow the basic instructions to install the second Precisely application, include the following tasks:

1. When you set up the database, create a separate database schema for each application. You can set up the schemas for both applications in the same or a separate database.
2. If you are using shared embedded security, configure the properties in the embedded.directory.properties file. See Shared Embedded Security.
3. In the IA.properties file, set the INSIGHT_GATEWAY_ENABLED property to true.
4. Edit the Insight gateway properties, as applicable, in the IA.properties file. See the Insight Properties section in the “Assure DQ Properties” chapter of the Properties Guide.
5. In the II.properties file, edit the following properties, as applicable:
   1. If you do not interface with ACR and you do not use case management, set the REPORTS_AUTOLOADING property to off to save processing time.
   2. If you do not interface with ACR, set the HISTORY_AUTOLOADING property to off to save processing time.

See the “Insight Properties” chapter of the Properties Guide.

Assure DQ can export data to Perceive for more flexible reporting on control data and results.

The instructions assume that Assure DQ has already been installed, and that the two applications will share the same JVM.

This section contains information about the tasks to perform to enable Perceive to receive data from Assure DQ.

1. When you set up the database, create a separate database schema for each application. You can set up the schemas for both applications in the same or a separate database.
2. If you are using shared embedded security, configure the properties in the embedded.directory.properties file. See Shared Embedded Security.
3. In the IV.properties file, configure the following properties:
   1. Check the default value for the ASSURE_EXPORT_DIR and IVP_IMPORT_DIR properties. The values must point to the same location. You can override the default setting.
   2. Specify the value for the ASSURE_EXPORT_TIMEOUT property.

   See the Shared Directory Properties section in the “Perceive Properties” chapter of the Properties Guide.

4. In the Perceive > User Interface, define an Assure DQ source system from which to extract data.

See the Perceive documentation or the online help.

This section contains information about the tasks to perform to enable communication between Assure DQ and ACR™.

Assure DQ can receive data from ACR/Summary®, through an ACR/Connector® node. To enable communication between Assure DQ and ACR/Summary, complete the tasks below.

1. Open <install_folder>/Infogix/config/default/IA.properties file, and configure the following ACR/Connector properties:
   • XPG_GATEWAY_ENABLED
   • IIA_HOST
   • IIA_PORT
   • XPG_LIST_PLATFORMS_DYNAMIC

See the ACR/Connector Properties section in the “Assure DQ Properties” chapter of the Properties Guide.

This section contains information about the tasks to perform to enable Perceive to extract data from ER.

1. When you set up the database, create a separate database schema for each application. You can set up the schemas for both applications in the same or a separate database.

   Configure Product Integration

2. If you are using shared embedded security, configure the properties in the embedded.directory.properties file. See Shared Embedded Security.
3. Important: ER must be installed to complete these steps.
   See the Perceive documentation or the online help.
4. In the Perceive > User Interface, complete the following tasks:
   1. Define an ER source system from which to extract data.
   2. Set up an ER data transfer option. For example, specify the ER Data Source as InfogixERDS.
5. Add the ER data source, with the JNDI name InfogixERDS, in Perceive. The data source must point to the ER database.
   1. For WildFly, add a new set of properties in the datasource.properties file that define the database connection properties of ER. See Chapter 6, “Data Source Properties”, in the Properties Guide for more information on configuring external datasources.
      1. For the property ds.DATABASE_JNDI_NAME.n, specify the name of the ER Data Source defined above (InfogixERDS).
   2. For WebSphere, use the WebSphere Integrated Solutions Console to define the new data source for ER.

ACR works with Insight to provide continuous controls monitoring for ACR controls.

To enable communication between Insight and ACR, see the Visibility API guide.

Insight works with Perceive to provide a full visibility solution with custom views.

No integration tasks are required at the time of installation.

Later, you will need to identify Perceive as an information source through the Insight > User Interface.

ACR works with Perceive to provide additional reporting capabilities for ACR controls.

To enable communication between Perceive and ACR, see the Visibility API guide.