Using Process Attributes

The TIBCO iProcess Objects Server is configured with the use of process attributes in the Process Manager, using the following command line:

SWDIR\util\swadm set_attribute MachID DIRECTOR ProcInst AttrName AttrValue

where:

• MachID = Machine ID. If 0 (zero) is specified, the attribute is set on all machines in the cluster.
• ProcInst = Instance of the TIBCO iProcess Objects Server process. If 0 (zero) is specified, the attribute is set on all instances of TIBCO iProcess Objects Server on the machine specified by MachID. (Note - Using 0 (zero) for ProcInst for the TCP_SERVICE_NAME or UDP_SERVICE_NAME process attributes causes a “base” TCP or UDP port to be established. This is used to determine the TCP or UDP port for each instance of TIBCO iProcess Objects Server when using multiple instances of TIBCO iProcess Objects Server. For more information, see the section TCP and UDP Ports When Running Multiple Instances of the Director of the TIBCO iProcess Objects Director Administrator’s Guide.
• AttrName = Name of the process attribute.
• AttrValue = Value to assign to the process attribute.

The following are the new process attribute names to set log parameters for SPO.

• LOG_FILE_MAX_SIZE
• LOG_FILE_MAX_ARCHIVES
• LOG_LEVEL
• LOG_CATEGORIES
• TRACE_MSG
• MEMLOG_LEVEL
• MEMLOG_TRACE_MSG
• MEMLOG_CATEGORIES
Note: Whenever you set process attributes, they take precedence over configuration parameters. For more information about Process Attributes, see the iProcess Administration Console Guide.
Note: We recommend using process attributes to configure iProcess Objects Server. You can turn the debug settings on or off in real-time, without restarting the process, if you configure Objects Server using the process attributes.
Note: To configure Memory Log Parameters, see Memory Log Parameters.