Installing the Analytics UI Plug-in

This page show how to manually install Analytics UI Plug-in. The Analytics UI plug-in allows you to add Analytics widgets to your dashboards and use Analytics specific features.

A working installation of AWI is required. Install the correct plug-in according to your current version of AWI.

The following table outlines each AWI version associated with the Analytics UI plug-in version.

AWI version Analytics Plug-in version
v12.3

v2.3

v12.2 v2.2
v12.1 v2.1

Important! Before you start the Analytics AWI UI plug-in installation, see the Analytics - System Requirements and the Installing Analytics and the Event Engine workflow.

Prerequisites:

For more information, see Installing Analytics and the Event Engine.

Download the Analytics AWI UI plug-in

To get the latest plugin version, download the UI plug-in from our downloads center at https://downloads.automic.com/

Note: You need a myBroadcom Account to login to the downloads center.

After you have logged in, select Component Downloads from the Downloads menu. Select the following items from each drop-down list:

Component

Sub-component

Version

Example:

To install the AnalyticsAWI UI Plug-in

  1. Unzip the Analytics.On.Premise_Analytics.UI.Plugin_ .zip file to the corresponding folder of your AWI installation.

    Package content Description Target Folder in AWI
    webui-plugin-analytics.jar

    Plug-in binaries

    JAR file is automatically unpacked by Tomcat

    <Automic>/External.Resources/apache-tomcat/webapp/awi/WEB-INF/autoinstall
  2. The Analytics plugin.properties file is automatically created when the plug-in is unpacked and loaded by Tomcat. Using a text editor, open the plugin.properties file from the following location:

    <Automic>/External.Resources/apache-tomcat/webapp/awi/config/webui-plugin-analytics/plugin.properties

    Check and adapt the backend.endpoint and the backend.api_key according to your settings.

    • The backend.endpoint is the server address where the Analytics backend is installed.
    • The backend.api_key is used to securely communicate with the backend. It is created when you install the Analytics datastore. If you have not made a note of the key, login to PostgreSQL using pgAdmin (or an alternative tool) and look in the api_key table.
  3. Log out and then log in again to AWI

  4. To verify that the Analytics UI plug-in is installed click the login menu, and then click About. Under Installed Plug-ins you should see Analytics UI Plug-in and version.