Attended Installation
In your Lobster Data Platform go to Configuration → Connections → Bridge Connections
In the upper right corner klick on "Download Lobster Bridge" and wait for the download to complete. You need to allow popups in your browser for this to work. The installation file contains all necessary item for Windows and Linux/MacOS.
Running Lobster Bridge manually
Windows
Script: ./bin/hub.bat
Use the provided Windows script to manually start or stop Lobster Bridge. This script is pre-configured and require no additional settings, simply double click to start and ctrl +c to stop the application.
Linux
Script: ./bin/hub.sh
Usage: start – stop
Running Lobster Bridge as a Service
Windows
Use the provided Windows script to install Lobster Bridge as a Windows service, monitoring log is located at ./logs/wrapper.log.
Script: ./bin/ installService.bat
Usage: install - start – stop – remove - restart
Linux
Script: ./bin/service.sh
Options: check - create – delete
Use the provided script to install Lobster Bridge as a service. User must set “HUB_HOME” in ./bin/hub.sh script to the location where the application is running.
Application URL
To access the Lobster Bridge application interface, navigate to the following URL in your web browser, By default, Lobster Bridge is configured to use SSL port 443. The SSL port configuration can be found and customized in “./etc/hub.xml”
https://<Server-IP-or-Hostname>:<SSL-Port>/bridge
First Time Login
Username: admin
Password: admin
Upon first login, users will be guided through a straightforward installation and configuration process using the Lobster Bridge Installer. This interactive installer simplifies setup by prompting users through clearly defined steps.
The only mandatory step during initial setup with the Lobster Bridge Installer is the creation of the Bridge Administrator user account. All other configuration steps, such as uploading certificates—essential for the application's secure and proper functionality—and configuring AS2 settings, can either be completed during installation or configured later within the application itself.