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A number optionally used in filename, and automatically incremented with each use. See FileWriterImpl::newFileName for a description on how the filename is constructed. The default value on creation is zero. Number of write calls made before the buffered data is written to the file system. It controls buffering of messages. A higher flushFrequency may improve overall performance. Default value on creation is 100 if no config file exists. If a zero is entered in the file, then the default value in the code is used. Maximum number of files that the filewriter will leave on the file system. If the count of files created, exceeds this count, the oldest file created by this FileWriter is deleted from the file system. A value of zero indicates no maximum will be enforced. The default value on creation is zero. Maximum file time in seconds. When a file is opened, a recurring timer with frequency of the value contained in GFileTimerFrequency starts. When the accumulated time exceeds cfg_maxFileTime, the file is closed. The next write opens a new file. A value of zero indicates no maximum will be enforced. The default value on creation is zero. Output directory for the FileWriter instance. The outputDir is prefixed to the name to fully specify the file. A directory separator is inserted, if needed. See FileWriterImpl::newFileName for a description of how the filename is constructed. Default value is "./".The config.ini file can be found in <node>/conf directory. If the config.ini file does not exist then the attribute, flowFile, uses a default value of ./conf/provisioning.bpmn. The attribute indicates which file will be loaded when Fulfillment Provisioning is started.The fwriter.ini file is used to configure the cartridge log files, cartAdmin*.log and cartOrderTracing*.log. If the fwriter.ini file does not exist, Fulfillment Provisioning uses the defaults listed in the following table.
Maximum file time in seconds. When a file is opened, a recurring timer with frequency GFileTimerFrequency starts. When the accumulated time exceeds maxFileTime, the file is closed. The next write will open a new file. A value of zero indicates no maximum will be enforced.Output directory for this FileWriter instance. The outputDir is prefixed to the name to fully specify the file. See FileWriterImpl?::newFileName for a description of how the filename is constructed.
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