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Setting, configuration, properties

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v "Specifying supported business object definitions" on page 128 v "Associated maps" on page 130 v "Setting trace/log file values" on page 131 Note: For connectors that use JMS messaging, an additional category may display, for special configuration of data handlers that convert the data to business objects. For further information, see "Data handlers" on page 131. Setting the configuration file properties When you create and name a new connector configuration file, or when you open an existing connector configuration file, Connector Configurator Express displays a configuration screen with tabs for the categories of required configuration values. Standard properties differ from connector-specific properties as follows: v Standard properties of a connector are shared by both the application-specific component of a connector and its broker component. All connectors have the same set of standard properties. These properties are described in Appendix A of each adapter guide. You can change some but not all of these values. v Application-specific properties apply only to the application-specific component of a connector, that is, the component that interacts directly with the application. Each connector has application-specific properties that are unique to its application. Some of these properties provide default values and some do not; you can modify some of the default values. The installation and configuration chapters of each adapter guide describe the application-specific properties and the recommended values. The fields for Standard Properties and Connector-Specific Properties are color-coded to show which are configurable: v A field with a grey background indicates a standard property. You can change the value but cannot change the name or remove the property. v A field with a white background indicates an application-specific property. These properties vary according to the specific needs of the application or connector. You can change the value and delete these properties. v You can configure Value fields. v The Update Method displayed for each property indicates whether a component or agent restart is necessary to activate changed values. Setting standard connector properties To change the value of a standard property: 1. Click in the field whose value you want to set. 2. Either enter a value, or select one from the drop-down menu if it appears. 3. After entering all the values for the standard properties, you can do one of the following: v To discard the changes, preserve the original values, and exit Connector Configurator Express, click File>Exit (or close the window), and click No when prompted to save changes. v To enter values for other categories in Connector Configurator Express, select the tab for the category. The values you enter for Standard Properties (or any other category) are retained when you move to the next category. When you close the window, you are prompted to either save or discard the values that you entered in all the categories as a whole. Chapter 7. Configuring connectors 127

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v
“Specifying
supported
business
object
definitions”
on
page
128
v
“Associated
maps”
on
page
130
v
“Setting
trace/log
file
values”
on
page
131
Note:
For
connectors
that
use
JMS
messaging,
an
additional
category
may
display,
for
special
configuration
of
data
handlers
that
convert
the
data
to
business
objects.
For
further
information,
see
“Data
handlers”
on
page
131.
Setting
the
configuration
file
properties
When
you
create
and
name
a
new
connector
configuration
file,
or
when
you
open
an
existing
connector
configuration
file,
Connector
Configurator
Express
displays
a
configuration
screen
with
tabs
for
the
categories
of
required
configuration
values.
Standard
properties
differ
from
connector-specific
properties
as
follows:
v
Standard
properties
of
a
connector
are
shared
by
both
the
application-specific
component
of
a
connector
and
its
broker
component.
All
connectors
have
the
same
set
of
standard
properties.
These
properties
are
described
in
Appendix
A
of
each
adapter
guide.
You
can
change
some
but
not
all
of
these
values.
v
Application-specific
properties
apply
only
to
the
application-specific
component
of
a
connector,
that
is,
the
component
that
interacts
directly
with
the
application.
Each
connector
has
application-specific
properties
that
are
unique
to
its
application.
Some
of
these
properties
provide
default
values
and
some
do
not;
you
can
modify
some
of
the
default
values.
The
installation
and
configuration
chapters
of
each
adapter
guide
describe
the
application-specific
properties
and
the
recommended
values.
The
fields
for
Standard
Properties
and
Connector-Specific
Properties
are
color-coded
to
show
which
are
configurable:
v
A
field
with
a
grey
background
indicates
a
standard
property.
You
can
change
the
value
but
cannot
change
the
name
or
remove
the
property.
v
A
field
with
a
white
background
indicates
an
application-specific
property.
These
properties
vary
according
to
the
specific
needs
of
the
application
or
connector.
You
can
change
the
value
and
delete
these
properties.
v
You
can
configure
Value
fields.
v
The
Update
Method
displayed
for
each
property
indicates
whether
a
component
or
agent
restart
is
necessary
to
activate
changed
values.
Setting
standard
connector
properties
To
change
the
value
of
a
standard
property:
1.
Click
in
the
field
whose
value
you
want
to
set.
2.
Either
enter
a
value,
or
select
one
from
the
drop-down
menu
if
it
appears.
3.
After
entering
all
the
values
for
the
standard
properties,
you
can
do
one
of
the
following:
v
To
discard
the
changes,
preserve
the
original
values,
and
exit
Connector
Configurator
Express,
click
File>Exit
(or
close
the
window),
and
click
No
when
prompted
to
save
changes.
v
To
enter
values
for
other
categories
in
Connector
Configurator
Express,
select
the
tab
for
the
category.
The
values
you
enter
for
Standard
Properties
(or
any
other
category)
are
retained
when
you
move
to
the
next
category.
When
you
close
the
window,
you
are
prompted
to
either
save
or
discard
the
values
that
you
entered
in
all
the
categories
as
a
whole.
Chapter
7.
Configuring
connectors
127