#
# DataPower and DPBuddy properties.
# 
# All connection properties can be overriden at a task level.
#

# We define environment-dependent properties using <device>.<domain> prefix
# We have one devtest device with multiple domains:

# out test appliance
datapower.url=dp-local

# These properties are the same for all domains, so we can define them 
# at the device level
devtest.dp.username=dpbuddy
devtest.dp.password=dpbuddy01

devtest.dp.url=${datapower.url}

# Properties for our dev domain
devtest.dev.dp.domain=dev
devtest.dev.dp.wsproxy.port=7096
devtest.dev.dp.wsproxy.remote.host=devhost
devtest.dev.dp.xmlfirewall.port=7098

# Properties for our CI domain
devtest.ci.dp.domain=ci
devtest.ci.dp.wsproxy.port=7026
devtest.ci.dp.wsproxy.remote.host=devhost
devtest.ci.dp.xmlfirewall.port=7028

# Properties for the test domain
devtest.test.dp.domain=e2e-test
devtest.test.dp.wsproxy.port=8086
devtest.test.dp.wsproxy.remote.host=testhost
devtest.test.dp.xmlfirewall.port=8098

# Properties for the pre-prod/QA domain
devtest.preprod.dp.domain=e2e-preprod
devtest.preprod.dp.wsproxy.port=9096
devtest.preprod.dp.wsproxy.remote.host=preprodhost
devtest.preprod.dp.xmlfirewall.port=9098

# We have two devices in production and a single domain.
# We use "prod." prefix to define properties that are common 
# to both devices.
prod.dp.domain=e2e-prod
prod.dp.wsproxy.port=5096
prod.dp.wsproxy.remote.host=prodhost
prod.dp.xmlfirewall.port=5098
prod.dp.username=dpbuddy
prod.dp.password=dpbuddy01
# Each device has a different URL
prod.device1.dp.url=${datapower.url}
prod.device2.dp.url=${datapower.url}

# End of environment properties

# This setting allows us to use XML management interface without
# having to add the DataPower cert to the JDK's keystore
dp.trust.all.certs=true
# Turn on DPBuddy auditing of "import" and "copy"
dp.audit=true
# Save the audit log locally in this location
# it will also be uploaded to the device
dp.audit.local.file=${script.dir}/audit/dpbuddy-audit-log.xml

# License location. You don't need this entry if you're using a trial license,
# it will be generated automatically
#dpbuddy.license.file=${script.dir}/dpbuddy-license

