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Configuring a server to use plug-ins


You might want to use plug-ins for these purposes:

  • AR System database connectivity (ARDBC)—To create a  vendor form to access external data. For information about vendor forms, see Creating-vendor-forms.
  • AR System external authentication (AREA)—To resolve user accounts against directory services.
  • AR System filters (ARF)—To make a call from workflow to external services and to capture returned data.

Related topics

ar-cfg-or-ar-conf

 supports the plug-in server and API, but if you have problems with a specific plug-in (that is not provided by BMC), contact the plug-in service provider for assistance. For more information about creating ARDBC, AREA, or ARF plug-ins, see Enabling Plug-ins.

To configure a server to use C plug-ins

  1. Modify these settings in the ar.cfg file (Windows) or ar.conf file (UNIX):
  2. Modify the plug-in target password (Configuring-server-groups).
  3. Modify the plug-in log file settings (Setting-log-files-options).

To configure a server to use Java plug-ins

To configure a server to use Java plug-ins, see Configuring-Java-plug-in-servers. 

 

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