Starting a gateway instance as a standalone Java application
Download a gateway bundle and run it on a local computer as a Java application.
Before you begin
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If you have a valid gateway credential, have it ready. Alternatively, you can create a new credential on the Overview tab in the gateway details. Learn more in Creating or deleting a gateway credential.
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Install Java version 17.0.8 or later or Java version 21 LTS or later on the computer that will run the gateway.
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Create a JAVA_HOME system environment variable that points to the directory that contains the bin directory from the Java distribution.
About this task
Run the application on a computer that can reach your LDAP directory and PingOne.
Steps
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Go to Integrations → Gateways and locate the appropriate gateway.
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Click the gateway name to expand the gateway details.
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Click the Download tab.
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In the Standalone section, review the prerequisites and instructions.
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In the Instructions section, click the download link for the gateway bundle.
If promted, complete the sign-on process.
Result:
The download begins
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Follow the instructions in the
README.txtfile to configure therun.propertiesfile, including providing the gateway credential information. -
Optional: To configure an LDAP Gateway client application to use a forward web proxy server to handle traffic between the gateway and PingOne, provide access information into the
run.propertiesfile.-
You must configure the web proxy settings locally per each running instance. For example, if you’re running two gateway client applications, you must configure web proxy settings in both instances.
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Digest authentication does not support international characters.
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Basic authentication requires configuration in the proxy server to support international characters.
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Sign on to the computer with administrator privileges.
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At a command prompt, run the
bin\run.batfile for Windows or thebin/run.shfile for Linux.