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1. Click the Misc tab. 2. Do the following in the "Persistent Monitoring" pane: a. Select Continue in the Action on error drop-down menu if you want InterChange Server Express to continue running in the event of errors experienced by the persistent monitoring subsystem. Select Shutdown in the Action on error drop-down menu if you want InterChange Server Express to shut down in response to errors with the subsystem. b. Select the desired tracing level in the Persistent monitoring service drop-down menu to specify the tracing level for the subsystem. 3. For information on the interface elements in the "Flow Control" pane, see the System Administration Guide. 4. For information on the interface elements in the "Flow Monitoring" pane, see the System Administration Guide. 5. In the "Workflow Management" pane, type a number in the Business object consumer processor to indicate how many threads you want spawned to manage business objects participating in a long-lived business process. These threads deliver business objects from the collaboration runtime to the appropriate connector controllers when the business objects are retrieved from persistent storage to resume processing in a long-lived business process. For more information on long-lived business processes, see the Collaboration Development Guide. 6. For information on the "Server Memory" pane, see "Using the memory checker thread" on page 281. Configuring environment variables using System Manager At the "Environment Properties" tab, you can specify any Java user environment properties that might be required in the business integration system. Some environments may require such a variable to be specified; instead of adding them to the script that starts InterChange Server Express, you can add them to the configuration file by using the "Environment Properties" tab. Do the following to add a new environment property: 1. Click the Environment Properties tab. 2. Type the name for the property in the Property name field. 3. Type the value for the property in the Property value field. 4. Click Add Property. To delete a property, select the property and click Delete Property. To edit a property's value, select the property and edit the text in the Property value column for the property. Configuring WebSphere MQ properties using System Manager Do the following to configure the connectivity between InterChange Server Express and the WebSphere MQ persistent messaging software: 1. Click the WebSphere MQ tab. 2. Type the name of the computer on which the WebSphere MQ server is installed in the Host name field. 3. Type in the Port number field the port over which WebSphere MQ allows clients to communicate with the server. The default port is 1414. Chapter 5. Configuring InterChange Server Express 107