Setting the JVM Properties of a Host Through the CLI
Procedure
- Navigate to admin sample folder of CONFIG_HOME or TIBCO_HOME.
- Add the host details to modify in host_data.xml.
- Add the jvmArgs attribute to the <Host> tag of host_data.xml. This attribute is case-sensitive. Provide all the JVM-specific or user-specific properties within quotes as shown in the below example.
- Remove the options attribute from the "update" target of the host_build.xml to set the host properties.
Example: Host_build.xml
<target name="update"> <AMXAdminTask remote="true" propsFile="${instanceProperties}" action="edit" dataFile="${dataFile}" objectSelector="Host" overwrite="true" merge="true" createIfNotExists="true" force="true" failOnError="false"/> </target>
Example: host_data.xml
<Host xsi:type="amxdata:Host" name="SecondHost" description="Description for SecondHost" hostType="TibcoHost" sourceHost="SystemHost" windowsService="true" jvmArgs="-Xmx512m -Xms128m -XX:+HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError -Dprop1=value1" managementUrl="service:jmx:jmxmp://localhost:36923" assignToEnvs="ALL">
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