Example content of the 'chat.properties' file for Chat used with ServiceConnector:

chat.delaySyncHdUsersInSec=30

chat.authenticationByUsernameEnabled=false

chat.lb.logLevel=debug

chat.jpa.javax.persistence.jdbc.url=jdbc:oracle:thin:@pv03srv:1521:orcl

chat.jpa.javax.persistence.jdbc.user=CHAT

chat.jpa.javax.persistence.jdbc.password=CHAT

chat.jpa.javax.persistence.jdbc.driver=oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver

chat.jpa.eclipselink.target-database=Oracle11

chat.userProvider=de.usu.v4u.backend.serviceconnector.UserProvider

chat.ticketProvider=de.usu.v4u.backend.serviceconnector.TicketProvider

serviceconnector.ucp=ucp://localdomain/service/http/serviceconnector@

serviceconnector.username=CHAT_EXECUTOR

serviceconnector.password=vm

Notes:

ServiceConnector is a gateway to third-party ticketing systems.

Settings different from the 'use with Valuemation' scenario are:

• chat.userProvider=de.usu.v4u.backend.serviceconnector.UserProvider
• chat.ticketProvider=de.usu.v4u.backend.serviceconnector.TicketProvider

  These parameters specify the classes on the Chat server which take care of the corresponding communication with ServiceConnector.

• serviceconnector.ucp=ucp://localdomain/service/http/serviceconnector@
• serviceconnector.username=CHAT_EXECUTOR
• serviceconnector.password=vm

  These parameters define the technical user used for the communication.