Updating the Profile File

Profile files located in the same directory as the TDSE and identify the database.

  1. Click the <path> > Configfolder and open name.profile, for example, localhost.profile. If prompted, open the file as a text file in a text editor such asMicrosoft Notepad.
  2. Look for the database name. The name will depend on the application you are running.
    Make note of this database name; for consistency, Trapeze recommends that you use the same name for the OBDC data source.
  3. Ensure the following section exists after the </documentation></servers>section: 
    <server id=Reports>
<documentation>This is a logical server shell definition that loads reports framework.</documentation><components>
<group name=FX_TSDEExport/>
<group name=FX_BusStopImport/>
<group name=FX_TSEFImport/>
<group name=FX_TransitMasterImport/>
</components>
</server>
  4. Optional: Scroll to the bottom of the file and look for the following line:

    <server id=Primary port=80/>

    Trapeze recommends that you consult a Trapeze Customer Care representative about the port to use when changing the port number. The port must not be in use by other services on the server.
    Note: To view a list of open ports on the system, type "netstat" in the command prompt window.
  5. Ensure the following line exists after the <server id=Primary port=80/>line, and change the port number as required:

    <server id=Reports port=81/>

  6. Optional: To save your changes, click File > Save.
  7. Close the file.