9.5.2.3. {typeSpec} definitions

9.5.2.3. `{typeSpec}` definitions
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PRE-Defined RUNNING Tungsten-specific files

Option	Description
`keystore`,`jk`,`ke`	tungsten_keystore.jks
`truststore`,`ts`,`tr`	tungsten_truststore.ts
`connector_keystore`,`cj`,`ck`	tungsten_connector_truststore.ts
`connector_truststore`,`ct`	tungsten_connector_truststore.ts
`thl_keystore`,`tk`	tungsten_thl_keystore.jks
`thl_truststore`,`tt`	tungsten_thl_truststore.ts
`tls_keystore`,`tl`	tungsten_tls_keystore.jks
`jgroups_keystore`,`jg`	tungsten_jgroups_keystore.jceks
`tls_passwordstore`,`pw`	passwords.store
`jmx_passwordstore`,`jm`	jmxremote.access

PRE-Defined RUNNING Tungsten-specific MySQL files

PRE-Defined SOURCE Tungsten-specific files

Option	Description
`keystore`,`jk`,`ke`	tungsten_keystore.jks
`truststore`,`ts`,`tr`	tungsten_truststore.ts
`connector_keystore`,`cj`,`ck`	tungsten_connector_truststore.ts
`connector_truststore`,`ct`	tungsten_connector_truststore.ts
`thl_keystore`,`tk`	tungsten_thl_keystore.jks
`thl_truststore`,`tt`	tungsten_thl_truststore.ts
`tls_keystore`,`tl`	tungsten_tls_keystore.jks
`jgroups_keystore`,`jg`	tungsten_jgroups_keystore.jceks
`tls_passwordstore`,`pw`	passwords.store
`jmx_passwordstore`,`jm`	jmxremote.access
`mysqlp12`,`p1`	client-cert.p12

USER-Defined Source and Target Files

Typically located in $BASE_DIR/ and configured via $CONTINUENT_ROOT/share/tungsten.env

Option	Description
`CRT_FILE`,`CR`	.crt file generated from the .pfx file
`CERT_PEM_FILE`,`CE`	.pem file generated from the .crt file
`CA_PEM_FILE`,`CA`	.pem CA file generated by MySQL
`KEY_FILE`,`KE`	.key and .key.encrypted generated from the .pfx file
`P12_FILE`,`P1`	.p12 file generated from the .pem and .key files
`JKS_FILE`,`JK`	Tungsten Keystore, i.e. tungsten_keystore.jks
`TS_FILE`,`TS`	Tungsten Truststore, i.e. tungsten_truststore.ts
`CJKS_FILE`,`CJ`	Tungsten Connector Keystore, i.e. tungsten_connector_keystore.jks
`CTS_FILE`,`CT`	Tungsten Connector Truststore, i.e. tungsten_connector_truststore.ts
`TJKS_FILE`,`TJ`	Tungsten THL Keystore, i.e. tungsten_thl_keystore.jks
`TTS_FILE`,`TT`	Tungsten THL Truststore, i.e. tungsten_thl_truststore.ts
`JGROUPS_FILE`,`JG`	Tungsten jGroups Keystore, i.e. tungsten_jgroups_keystore.jceks
`TLS_FILE`,`TL`	Tungsten TLS Keystore, i.e. tungsten_tls_keystore.jks
`PW_FILE`,`PW`	Tungsten TLS Password Store, i.e. passwords.store
`JMX_FILE`,`JM`	Tungsten RMI/JMX Password Store, i.e. jmxremote.access
`PFX_FILE`,`PF`	Source .pfx file, i.e. mysql.pfx

The following "Convenience tags" can be used in place of specific {typeSpec} options.

Table 9.8. Convenience tags

Option	Description
`all`, `a`	Varies based on the following factors: If tungsten.env exists, then use the User-defined files from it, else use the pre-defined files from $CONTINUENT_ROOT/generated, or from $CONTINUENT_ROOT/share if --running is specified on the cli.
`batch`, `b`	runs typeSpec defined in BATCH envvar, comma-separated
`pfx`	Runs PFX_FILE,user
`tungsten`, `tu`	Runs pre-defined: tl,jg,jk,ts,cj,ct,tj,tt,pw,jm
`user`	Runs user-defined TL,JG,JK,TS,CJ,CT,TJ,TT,PW,JM

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