Create the ION API service
- Locate the template file: GENDIR/install/ionservice.xml.template
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				Copy the template to a location on your server with the name
						ionservice.xml
				
Do not rename the template file by removing "template" from the file name. Templates should remain as-delivered.
 - Open ionservice.xml for editing.
 - 
				Make local updates. 
				
- 
						Replace occurrences of the variables (properties surrounded by
							ampersands as in @variable@) with the values shown in the example. These
							values are from the IOBox database.
						
- @DATABASE_USER@
 - @DATABASE_USER_PASSWORD@
 - @DATABASE_NAME@
 - @DATABASE_SCHEMA@
 - @DATABASE_SERVER@
 - @LOGICAL_ID@
 
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						If you use the Oracle database, change the value for the <dbtype>
							from the default of "msf" to "ora." Also verify that the
							<dbserver> and <dbname> properties are set appropriately and
							change them if they are not. In addition, you must update the server
							properties file, lsserver.properties. Oracle customers: Update lsserver.properties
						
The example shows an updated ionservice.xml file. Note that <dbtype> is set to "ora."
<xml? version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <BATCH_LOAD OVERRIDE="true" FORMAT="PLAIN TEXT"> <SERVICE> <ID>LSFIONAPI</ID> <IdentityAttrList>dbuser</IdentityAttrList> <CredentialAttrList>dbpassword</CredentialAttrList> <SvcEntryAttrList>dbuser,dbpassword,dbtype,dbname,dbschema,dbserver,logicalid</SvcEntryAttrList> <HasCredential>TRUE</HasCredential> <LOGINSCHEME NAME="None"></LOGINSCHEME> <LoginProcedure>FILL_IT</LoginProcedure> </SERVICE> <IDENTITY SERVICENAME="LSFIONAPI" PRIVILEGED="TRUE" KEY="DEFAULT"> <dbuser>DBUserAcmeCo</dbuser> <dbpassword>DBPWD1</dbpassword> <dbtype>ora</dbtype> <dbname>InforDB</dbname> <dbschema>dbo</dbschema> <dbserver>AcmeCoMingleServer.infor.com:1234</dbserver> <logicalid>InforLogicalID</logicalid> </IDENTITY> </BATCH_LOAD> - 
						If you use the DB2 database, change the value for the <dbtype>
							from the default of "msf" to "ibm." Also verify that the
							<dbserver> and <dbname> properties are set appropriately and
							change them if they are not. In addition, you must update the server
							properties file, lsserver.properties. DB2 customers: Additional configuration steps
						
The example shows an updated ionservice.xml file. Note that <dbtype> is set to "ibm."
<xml? version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <BATCH_LOAD OVERRIDE="true" FORMAT="PLAIN TEXT"> <SERVICE> <ID>LSFIONAPI</ID> <IdentityAttrList>dbuser</IdentityAttrList> <CredentialAttrList>dbpassword</CredentialAttrList> <SvcEntryAttrList>dbuser,dbpassword,dbtype,dbname,dbschema,dbserver,logicalid</SvcEntryAttrList> <HasCredential>TRUE</HasCredential> <LOGINSCHEME NAME="None"></LOGINSCHEME> <LoginProcedure>FILL_IT</LoginProcedure> </SERVICE> <IDENTITY SERVICENAME="LSFIONAPI" PRIVILEGED="TRUE" KEY="DEFAULT"> <dbuser>DBUserAcmeCo</dbuser> <dbpassword>DBPWD1</dbpassword> <dbtype>ibm</dbtype> <dbname>InforDB</dbname> <dbschema>dbo</dbschema> <dbserver>AcmeCoMingleServer.infor.com:1234</dbserver> <logicalid>InforLogicalID</logicalid> </IDENTITY> </BATCH_LOAD> 
 - 
						Replace occurrences of the variables (properties surrounded by
							ampersands as in @variable@) with the values shown in the example. These
							values are from the IOBox database.
						
 - Verify that the changes you made to the file are correct and then save the file. You are now ready to load the new service using the ssoconfig utility.