Prompt Title: Setting up EIM application

Setting up and Configuring Enterprise Information Management (EIM) System

To establish a robust and compliant Enterprise Information Management (EIM) system, follow the below steps while adhering to industrial standards. This guide outlines the process for deploying and configuring the EIM application in a controlled manner.

1. Folder Structure Setup:

   Create two directories, namely IM_DATA and IM_SETUP, within the /Appdata/EdifecsSetups directory.

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   mkdir /Appdata/EdifecsSetups/IM_DATA
   mkdir /Appdata/EdifecsSetups/IM_SETUP
   

2. Environment Variable Configuration:

   Create a system variable named IM_DATA and set it to point towards the IM_DATA folder.

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   export IM_DATA=/Appdata/EdifecsSetups/IM_DATA/
   

   Verify the path is set correctly using the command:

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   echo $IM_DATA
   

3. Software Deployment:

   Utilize WinSCP to securely transfer the EIM installer to the IM_SETUP directory.

   Unzip the EIM folder using the following command:

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   unzip path_to_zip_file.zip
   

4. Permissions Management:

   Ensure appropriate permissions are granted to the EIM folder and its contents:

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   chmod 777 filename/dir name
   

5. Application Verification:

   Navigate to the dev folder and execute the verification script:

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   ./verify-im.sh
   

6. Hostname Configuration:

   Update the hostname in the configuration file to reflect the intended deployment environment.

7. Application Start:

   Initiate the EIM application.

   Upon successful deployment, copy the provided URL for future access.

8. Login and Configuration:

   Log in to the system and modify the hostname and port settings as required. Restart the EIM application for the changes to take effect.

9. Standard Import:

   Copy the standard files (HIPAA, X12N, ECL2, HIX, TM) from the release build to the IM_DATA directory. Set appropriate permissions for these standards.

   Start the EIM server to allow the standards to appear on the interface.

10. Server Integration:

    Add the Linux server as a resource. Ensure successful integration by confirming its status.

11. TM Database Configuration:

    In the TM Database section, configure the URLs for both the active and master databases. Set the trust certificate to "TRUE" if not already done. These fields are mandatory.

12. Additional Configurations:

    Configure Enablement and GBd resources as per your requirements.

13. Optional: GBD Reporting and Data Storage:

    If needed, configure GBD Reporting (Datamart service) and data storage settings. Provide necessary details such as admin usernames if enabling data storage.

14. TM Email Server:

    Configure the TM email server by inputting the SMTP details.

15. TM Event Bus and File Domains:

    Review and configure TM Event Bus and File Domains settings as necessary.

16. TM Global Settings:

    Modify TM RMI and TM JMS settings according to your system's demands.

17. EAM Properties:

    Set your credentials in the EAM properties.

18. Memory Settings:

    Adjust memory settings for the TM service under Business Item Service in Transaction Management, if required.

19. Web App Configuration:

    Modify the URL within the Tomcat Web App settings.

20. Configuration Review:

    Review all changes made thus far.

21. Clean Install and Error Handling:

    Perform a clean installation to uninstall any previous installations. Address errors that may arise during installation, marking manual tasks as completed.

KNOWN ERRORS:

• If encountering a port-related error, modify the port number and verify the hostname. Restart the EIM application.
• In case of "failed to start IM," terminate the Java process and restart the server.

By following these steps, you can establish a robust and standards-compliant Enterprise Information Management system tailored to your organization's needs. Always ensure that changes made adhere to industry best practices and security guidelines.