General iProcess Engine Configuration

Defines the size of the shared memory segment (in Kb) that should be allocated for shared memory debug logs.

Defines the character set to be used for output encoding.

Defines the EAI server plug-ins that need to use the Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC).

Defines whether the audit_date timestamp, which is written in the audit_trail table, records when the user operates a specified instruction or when the BG processes a specified instruction.

Defines whether the WIS session, which is used to retrieve work items, should be freed up in the WIS memory or not after the lock, keep, forward, release, undo, or unlock operation.

This attribute turns on and off the LDAP integral User Validation API.

Defines the default location where passwords should be validated when a user attempts to log in to this iProcess Engine node.

Defines whether or not to migrate only live cases from previous versions to a new version when deploying from TIBCO Business Studio to TIBCO iProcess Engine.

Defines whether or not case data normalization is enabled.

Defines the timeout period (in seconds) that an RPC request waits for a response from the iProcess Engine process.

Defines the maximum amount of time (in milliseconds) that an iProcess Objects Server process should take to acquire for a mutual exclusion lock (mutex) before processing a message if multiple SSO clients use the same user name to log in to TIBCO iProcess Engine. If the time for acquiring a user’s mutex is over the time specified by the SPO_USERMUTEX_WAITTIME attribute, the duration will be recorded and later reported in the sw_warn log.

Defines the time zone that this node will operate in.

Defines the maximum size (in bytes) of the sw_warn and sw_error log files before the files stop logging error messages.

Defines the notice period (in seconds) that iProcess Engine processes are given before a resynchronization takes place.

Defines the interval (in seconds) at which iProcess Engine checks to see if its timestamps are in step with Windows system time.

Defines the interval (in seconds) at which iProcess Engine checks to see if its timestamps are in step with Windows system time.