No true aliasesRefId A propertyset refid for the file aliases needed by the project. This is a convenience attribute. All the alias will automatically be mapped to tibco. All the global variables will automatically be mapped to tibco. This is a convenience attribute that is automatically be mapped to the Engine.
If antlib:org. If not specified, it will search for a designer. If not specified, it will default to the tibco. No tibant. Name Description Required Default action The batch action to perform. Required if credentials-file is not set No empty password The password for the specified user. Required if credentials-file is not set No empty credentials-file The file containing the obfuscated Administrator domain username and password that has permissions to perform the action.
Required if username and password are not set No empty working-dir The working directory to use. No empty nostart Set true to send the -nostart flag to AppManage. No false nostop Set true to send the -nostop flag to AppManage. No false force Set true to send the -force flag to AppManage. No false taskname No tibant:administrator Elements Parameters specified as nested elements.
Name Description Optional Implicit tibco-apps Used to specify applications to perform the action on via nested app macros. No empty Elements Parameters specified as nested elements. No false Elements Parameters specified as nested elements. Name Description Required Default name The name of the application. Available since verison 1. Available since version 1. Available since version 7 Attributes Parameters specified as attributes.
No empty-set properties-refid A propertyset refid for the properties to use when executing the BusinessWorks engine. No empty-set working-dir The working directory. Use build-wsdl instead. No taskname No tibant:build-wsdl bw-start Starts a BusinessWorks engine locally. No timeout The number of seconds the engine should run for before quitting.
Available since version 14 No true taskname No tibant:bw-stop check-resource-exists Checks whether a resource exists i. Available since version 10 Attributes Parameters specified as attributes. Name Description Required Default resource The resource, whose presence is checked.
If set to false , will fail the build for a missing resource. No false check-tibco-config Checks whether the tibco home directories exist.
Name Description Required Default reportonly If set to true , will only output a warning message for each missing resource. If set to false , will fail the build on the first missing resource found. No false configure-ear Create a configuration file based on provide referenced propertyset s and a provided xml template, which was extracted from an Enterprise Archive using the extract-config macro.
No empty-set adapter-sdk-properties-refid A propertyset reference id. No empty-set deployment-properties-refid A propertyset reference id. Available since v15 No true working-dir The working directory to use. The element's value is the administration-domain - application name. Can be set to rv, http, https or local. No Defaults to the user currently logged into the AppManage utility. No seconds. No The user currently logged into the AppManage utility.
Only enabled services are deployed. Disabling a service, effectively undeploys just that service while letting all other services in the application run as normal. For example, this can be useful when you wish to deploy an application that includes a service for which you don't have the required software. No true enabled arname -failureCount The value in this field defines how many restarts should be attempted before resetting the error counter to 0.
No failureCount arname -failureInterval The value in this field defines how much time should expire before resetting the error counter to 0. No failureInterval arname - proc -enabled true or false. Only enabled processes are deployed. Disabling a process, effectively undeploys just that process while letting all other processes in the application run as normal.
This can be useful, for example when you wish to deploy an application that includes a process for which you don't have the required software. If true, indicates that this process is part of a fault tolerant group. The master engine of a fault-tolerant group broadcasts heartbeat messages to inform the other group members that it is still active. The heartbeat interval determines the time in milliseconds between heartbeat messages. In the event if one process engine fails, another engine detects the stop in the master's heartbeat and resumes operation in place of the other engine.
All process starters are restarted on the secondary, and services are restarted to the state of their last checkpoint. Secondary process engines track heartbeat messages sent from the master engine.
This field specifies the amount of time to expire since the last heartbeat from the master before the secondary restarts the process starters and process engines. The Heartbeat Interval should be smaller than the Preparation Interval, which should be smaller than the Activation interval.
It is recommended that Activation Interval be slightly over 2 heartbeats. When a master engine resumes operation, the secondary engine shuts down and returns to standby mode.
For some sitbuildions, it may be necessary to ensure that the secondary engine has completely shut down before the master engine resumes operation. This field is used to specify a delay before the master engine restarts. When the time since the last heartbeat from an active member exceeds this value, the ranking inactive member will receive a 'hint' so that it can prepare for activation.
No container arname - bname -description Information about the binding. No description arname - bname -contact Name of the person responsible for this application. No contact arname - bname -setting-startOnBoot Specifies that the service instance should be started whenever its machine restarts. When true, the service is run as a Microsoft Windows Service. You can then manage the engine as you would any other service, and you can specify that it starts automatically when the machine reboots. The domain name must be specified.
If the login account is defined on the local machine, the domain is '. For example, user jeff on the local machine would be specified as. No 32 MB. No MB. No KB. Weight represents the ability of a member to fulfill its function, relative to other members of the same group. No ftWeight arname - bname -shutdown-checkpoint When true, the process engine waits for all jobs to finish up to the maximum timeout before shutting down the engine, rather than removing jobs at their next checkpoint.
A zero 0 value means 0 seconds, which effectively turns the graceful shutdown into an immediate shutdown. You can overide the default by adding properties to the propertyset referenced by global-variables-refid in the following form: global variable name For instance, to set the HawkEnabled global variable to true , you need add the HawkEnabled property to the propertyset referenced by global-variables-refid.
The default is the root installation directory. DirTrace Used by the system to partially create the path name for log file used by the adapter. True indicates that a Hawk microagent is defined for the adapter.
False indicates the microagent is not to be used. Default is False. Setting this value mostly makes sense in early stages of a project, when only one JMS daemon is used.
Setting this value mostly makes sense in the early stages of a project, when only one JMS server is used. The parameter instructs the transport object about how and where to find the Rendezvous daemon and establish communication.
The default value is , which is the default value used by the Rendezvous daemon. Every network transport communicates with other transports over a single network interface. On computers with more than one network interface, the network parameter instructs the TIBCO Rendezvous daemon to use a particular network for all outbound messages from this transport.
The Rendezvous daemon divides the network into logical partitions. Each transport communicates on a single service; a transport can communicate only with other transports on the same service. Default is Default is to Default is the value that was set during domain creation by default.
Default is an empty string. MessageEncoding The message encoding set for the application. After the project is deployed in an administration domain, the messaging encoding set at design time is overridden by the domain's encoding property. All the TIBCO components working in the same domain must always use the same encoding for intercommunication.
Runtime Variables are set using properties in the following form: archive name - global variable name For instance, to set the HawkEnabled global variable to false for an archive named Process Archive. Adapter SDK Properties for a specific archive are specified in the following form: archive name - adapter sdk property name Adapter SDK Properties for all archives are specified in the following form: adapter sdk property name For instance, to set the bw.
EnableMemorySavingMode false Memory saving mode can reduce the memory used by actively running process instances as well as potentially improve the performance of checkpoints.
You can enable memory saving mode for all process instances by setting the EnableMemorySavingMode property to true. Saving the checkpoint data allows the process instance to be recovered at a later time. By default, this property is set to false indicating that checkpoint data for failed process instances is not saved. Setting this property to true saves checkpoint data for failed process instances and these process instances can be recovered at a later time using the Job Recovery dialog in TIBCO Administrator.
By default, this property is set to true, indicating that checkpointed process instances should automatically be restarted. You can set this property to false, and any checkpointed process instances can later be recovered using the Job Recovery dialog in TIBCO Administrator. This allows you to handle any resource availability problems such as database recovery or bringing up a web server before handling the process instance recovery.
The default value of this property is false indicating that statistics for each process instance should not be stored. Setting this property to true enables the gathering of statistics for each process instance. Any valid Java character encoding name can be used. For a list of potential character encoding names, see the Encoding field on the Configuration tab of the Parse Data activity.
A resource dependency list for all process definitions executing in this engine is created and processes are suspended when TIBCO EMA communicates the unavailability of any dependent resources.
Enabled false This property specifies whether the Built-in Resource Provider feature is enabled or not. Setting it to true enables the feature. Hostname localhost This property specifies the hostname to which the request will be sent.
It is useful to identify the exact host in a multi-host configuration to whom the request will be sent. Httpport This property specifies the port number that is configured to listen for incoming HTTP requests. Setting this property to true adversely affects the throughput.
Hence this property can be enabled only when required. This property is available when the bw. If the log4j configuration file is in the XML configuration format, then specify the file name with the. However, if bw. Such a job can be restarted or purged later. Any positive integer greater than 0 indicates the number of minutes to keep stored duplicateKeys. Either B or 1MB This property specifies the maximum size in bytes for process instance statistic files. Once a file reaches the specified size, a statistics are written to a new file.
You can enable memory saving mode for a specific process instances by setting the EnableMemorySavingMode. Normally, you should not need to change the default location of engine storage. ShutdownOnStartupError false By default, checkpointed process instances are restarted when the engine restarts, and if the engine encounters errors during startup, the restarted process instances continue to be processed and may eventually be lost depending upon the type of error at startup.
You can specify that the process engine should shutdown if any errors are encountered during startup so that checkpointed jobs are not lost in the event of an error. Setting this property to true shuts the engine down if errors are encountered when the engine starts. StandAlone true Under some sitbuildions, a unique constraint violation is thrown when using a database as the data manager for process engines.
Set this property to false if you encounter this sitbuildion. StepCount 20 This property controls the max number of execution steps unless inside a transaction for a job before an engine thread switch occurs. Frequent thread switching can cause engine performance degradation, but when a process instance keeps the tread too long, this may cause less concurrency for executing process instances and therefore inefficient use of CPU.
Therefore, it is difficult to determine the correct value for this property. The default value is sufficient for most sitbuildions, but if your process definitions contain a large number of activities and especially if they contain a large number of activities in iteration loops, you may benefit from setting this property to a higher value. ThreadCount 8 This property controls the number of threads available for executing process instances concurrently.
On a multi-CPU machine, this property can be increased. However, too many threads can cause resource contention. Hence you need to experiment with it to decide on a higher Engine. ThreadCount value. Also, allows the Engine Command activity to be used. These actions can be enabled or disabled on a per-process definition basis at any time by setting this property.
Setting the engine property Instrumentation. Setting the property Instrumentation. Setting this property to false disables the actions. The property value specified in a call to setInstrumentProperties takes effect immediately.
Term to control console output for all user-defined roles. Log to control log output for all user-defined roles. A number is appended to each new log file created up to the specified maximum number of log files.
MaxSize Undocumented by TIBCO Maximum size of a log file for the specified user role, before entries are directed to the next log file in the sequence. Entries are directed back to the first log file when the maximum number of log files have been created.
Specifying a wildcard for the process definition name indicates you would like to control trace messages for all activities with a given name. Specifying a wildcard for the activity name indicates you would like to control trace messages for all activities in the specified process definition. Specify Trace. This property allows you to choose the types of cipher suites you wish to disable.
Equivalent key strength is taken into account, for example ciphers like 3DES using bits would be equivalent to an equivalent key length of bits. This property is also only applicable for resources that have the Strong Cipher Suites only field checked. This list of exportable cipher suites is controlled by the US government. This usually refers to asymmetric algorithms such as RSA with a key of modulus lower than bits or symmetric algorithms such as DES of key length 40 or lower.
When you disable lower strength cipher suites, you may receive an error suggesting that you should upgrade your policy files. SweepInterval 60 Notify timeouts cause the notify information to be marked for removal, but the information is removed at regular intervals.
If you wish to alter the interval, you can do so by setting this property to the desired number of seconds. However, as you decrease the number of seconds in the interval you will incur greater engine overhead. The remote IP address of the client must match for the request to be accepted. The remote address of the client must not match for any request from this client to be accepted. Incoming requests that are not handled by available threads see bw.
If the queue is full, new incoming requests are refused with an error. This property is available only when the server type 'Tomcat' is selected. The HTTP server creates the number of threads specified by this parameter when it starts up. The HTTP server will not create more than the number of threads specified by this parameter. Note: For BusinessWorks 5. When the message is a multi-part message, the attachments are put in the attachment list.
In BusinessWorks 5. However, parsing a multi-part message is not a problem in BusinessWorks 5. Each request is executed in a separate thread, belonging to the thread pool associated with the activity. This thread pool can be for each activity, or all activities can share the same thread pool. See bw. The thread pool is created when the engine starts, therefore be careful to set the value of this property to a reasonable number for your system. If you set the value too high, it may result in extra resources allocated that are never used.
Either one thread pool per activity is created, or one common thread pool is created to be shared across all activities. Specify default as the value of this property if you wish to create a thread pool for each activity. Specify single as the value of this property if you wish to create a single, common thread pool for all activities.
The size of the thread pool is determined by the value of the property bw. When the thread pool type is single , one thread pool of the specified size is created and all activities share the same thread pool. Not all HTTP servers support persistent connections.
Refer to your HTTP server documentation for more information about support for persistent connections. The total number of connections in the pool is limited by the bw.
The number of connections for each host is limited by the bw. This property specifies the maximum number of persistent connections to each remote HTTP server. This property specifies the maximum number of persistent connections to create for all HTTP servers. When using persistent connections, a connection can become stale. When this property is set to true , a persistent connection is checked to determine if it is stale before it is used by a Send HTTP Request activity. Checking for stale connections adds significant processing overhead, but it does improve reliability.
This is incorrect according to MIME specification. This property fixes this problem. Writing each request to a log file does incur some overhead and additional processing time.
The value of this parameter can be either a host name or IP address. Hence it is not required to set this property. However, when the hostname is anything other than localhost , then TIBCO BusinessWorks considers the machine as a multi-home environment.
If the error is due to a bad connection, the statement can be re-executed using a different connection in the connection pool. This property allows you to specify a test SQL statement. This property specifies the time in minutes to allow database connections to remain idle before closing them. Only JDBC drivers that support connection timeouts can use this property.
If the JDBC driver does not support connection timeouts, the value of this field is ignored. Most JDBC drivers should support connection timeouts. The value of this property overrides any value set for connection timeouts in the Configuration tab of the JDBC Connection resource.
Specify an integer as the value of the property to determine the number of seconds to set the default polling interval for all JMS activities that receive messages.
Individual activities can override this default polling interval by specifying a value in the Receiver Timeout field on the Advanced tab of the activity. Setting this property to true allows the process engine to start and the JMS process starters will wait until the JMS sever is up before starting.
You can fix this by setting this property to true which creates a flat output structure where all sub-parts are siblings. If you rely on the behavior of previous releases, keep this property set to false. This typically occurs when sending large messages. The Receive Mail process starter attempts to receive the message during subsequent polls of the mail server.
By default, the process starter will attempt to receive the message for three minutes. The number of retries within that three-minute limit depends upon the value of the polling interval. For example, if the polling interval is set to 30 seconds, there will be up to six retries. If the polling interval is set to 4 minutes, there will be only one retry.
This property allows you to specify the number of times the Receive Mail process starter will attempt to receive the same message. The amount of time allotted for retries will be the value of this property multiplied by the polling interval.
For example, if the polling interval is every 10 seconds, and the retry count is set to 12, then the Receive Mail process starter will attempt to receive the message for two minutes. The value of this property must be set to a positive integer.
If you wish to override the value in the Arjuna property file, set this property to a valid directory name. This can cause a database connection to be used concurrently in multiple transactions. Some databases or JDBC drivers support this behavior and others do not. If you are using a database or JDBC driver that requires database connections to be used in only one transaction at a time for example, IBM DB2 , set this property to true.
When the value of this property is set to true , once a connection is associated with a transaction, the connection remains associated with the transaction until the transaction completes.
Prior to release 5. Therefore, the activity does attempt to encode the value supplied in this element. This change may cause backward compatibility issues if you rely on the activity to perform the URL-encoding of the QueryString. Setting this property to true reverts to the behavior of previous releases.
This causes a String value used as a null place holder when another activity attempts to read the null in its input. However, other activities did not behave in this way.
Other activities pass an explicit null for null references. To preserve backward compatibility, the Java Code activity still behaves the same. However, you can set this property to true to cause the Java Code activity to behave in the same way as other activities. When this property is set to true , an explicit null is set for a null reference.
Keeping this value set to false maintains the behavior of the previous releases. This allowed files with one large line to be parsed in some sitbuildions. In more recent releases, the line length is enforced so that files containing one large line are no longer allowed.
If you rely on the behavior of the previous releases, set this property to false. In release 5. If you rely on the behavior of previous releases, you can set this property to true to maintain compatibility with previous releases.
If you wish to maintain backward compatibility and not emit these attributes, you must set this property to true. In Release 5. This property controls whether the time zone is included in the output of the create-dateTime function. Setting this property to false omits the time zone from the function output the same behavior as 5.
Setting this property to true causes the time zone to be included in the function output the same behavior as 2. InputOptional Assumed to be false In releases prior to 5. Optional parameters have never been supported by this activity. When migrating a project from a previous release, there will be validation errors for any unspecified input elements for stored procedure parameters. These migrated projects cannot be executed until the errors are resolved by using the Mapper Check and Repair button on the Input tab.
If you wish to migrate a project without fixing this problem, you can do so by setting this property to true. OutputUseNil Assumed to be true Prior to release 5. You should surround elements that can be nil with an if statement to determine whether to output the element.
To maintain the behavior of previous releases, this property controls whether elements that are nil are contained in the output. Set the property to false to achieve the behavior of previous releases. There was no mechanism to escape the specified delimiter character.
For example, if you chose a comma as the delimiter, there was no way to have a field contain a comma as in "Fresno, CA". Also, there was no way to have a field span multiple lines or include leading and trailing spaces. Now fields can be surrounded in double quotes. To disable this functionality, set the value of this property to true. Prior to release 2. The BOM is now stripped when it is encountered. If you wish to retain the functionality of previous releases, you can set this property to false.
In most cases, you will not need to set this property. You may need to set this property to true if your process definition is expecting a file that contains the BOM. In terms of controls, it takes a bit to get used to them or better said, it takes a bit of time to sync up with the fast-paced nature of the game. Attack on Titan Tribute Game is the perfect thing to have around if you want to quench your thirst for more Attack on Titan. Attack on Titan Tribute Game. An excellent fan-made game that plunges you into the world of the popular manga series.
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