After you have installed the LDAP Bridge component, you will need to run the installed jar file periodically in order to update the WBI Monitor database with the changes that occurred in the LDAP Server on which the MQ Workflow acquires the users' information.
To run the WBI Monitor LDAP Bridge:
On Windows platform:
Start a command prompt window.
Type the following in the command prompt and then press Enter:
java.exe -jar <Monitor> \ldapbridge\ldapbridge.jar -f <FDLFile> -u <MonitorAdminUserName> -p <MonitorAdminPassword> -s http://<WebServerName><WebPath>
If the java.exe is not your environment variable path then type the full path of java.exe (e.g. C:\WebSphere\AppServer\java\bin\java.exe)
On AIX and Solaris platforms:
Start a terminal console using root.
Type the following in the command prompt and then press Enter:
java -jar <Monitor> \ldapbridge\ldapbridge.jar -f <FDLFile> -u <MonitorAdminUserName> -p <MonitorAdminPassword> -s http://<WebServerName><WebPath>
If the java.exe is not your environment variable path then type the full path of java.exe (e.g. "/usr/WebSphere/AppServer/java/bin/java" in AIX platform or "/opt/WebSphere/AppServer/java/bin/java" in Solaris platform
Where:
<FDLFile>: The name of the FDL file that has been produced by running the MQ Workflow LDAP Bridge. This file contains the updated information for the organizations and their users that occurred in the LDAP Server and have been updated in the MQ Workflow.
<MonitorAdminUserName>: A valid user name for a WBI Monitor administrator.
<MonitorAdminPassword>: The password of the specified administrator's user name.
http://<WebServerName><WebPath>: The web address that is used to access the WBI Monitor Client. (for example: http://MonitorServer/monitor