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HomeDeveloper toolsStripe ConnectorsOracle Opera

Configure the connector

Learn how to configure the Stripe Connector for Oracle Opera.

After you install the Stripe Connector for Oracle Opera, you can configure the settings to use the connector with your Stripe Terminal integration.

Configure the connector parameters

Use Windows File Explorer to navigate to the installation path. Then, edit the appsettings.json file to configure the following connector parameters. “Stanza” is the Oracle term for parameter categories.

StanzaDescription
AllowedHostsThe list of IP addresses allowed to listen for the services in this app.
Listen
  • Host: The IP address used to access the web interface.
  • Port: The port used to access the web interface.
  • ServerCertificatePath: The path to the certificate used to access the site securely. The default certificate is a self-signed certificate for the IP address 127.0.01.
  • ServerCertificatePassword: The password used to access the certificate file.
Transactional
  • Host: The IP address used by the connector to access the middleware.
  • Port: The port used by the connector to access the web interface.
  • ServerCertificatePath: The path to the certificate used to access the site securely. The default certificate is a self-signed certificate for the IP address 127.0.01.
  • ServerCertificatePassword: The password used to access the certificate file.
TokenThese settings apply to Opera installations that occur on-premises.
  • Host: The IP address used to access the web interface.
  • Port: The port used to access the web interface.
  • ServerCertificatePath: The path to the certificate used to access the site securely. The default certificate is a self-signed certificate for the IP address 127.0.01.
  • ClientCertiticateAuth: A value of true or false, with a false value signifying that ClientCertificateAuth isn’t enabled on TPS.
  • ClientCertificatePath: The path to the certificate used to access the site securely. The default certificate is a self-signed certificate for the IP address 127.0.01.
  • ClientCertificatePassword: The password used to access the certificate file.
  • ServerCertificatePath: The path to the signing certificate used to sign the client certificate.
  • ServerCertificatePassword: The password used to access the certificate file.
SerilogThese settings apply to the log level.
  • Default: The default log level is Debug. You can change this setting to Info, Warning, Debug, or Critical.
  • Override: Override the default log level for module-specific logging: Microsoft, Microsoft.Hosting.Lifetime, or System.Net.Http.HttpClient.
UsingDon’t change the values for these system modules that the middleware uses.

Verify the sample file

Verify that your appsettings.json file looks similar to the following sample:

<Insert sample json for appsettings.json>

Restart the Windows service

After you edit the appsettings.json file, restart the Windows service by doing the following:

  1. Press the Windows key on your keyboard.
  2. Type services to open the Services app.
  3. Select Services in the left pane, and then navigate to Stripe OPI Connector Service in the right pane.
  4. Click Restart to restart the service and allow you to access the web interface.

See also

  • Access the web interface
  • Troubleshoot your installation
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