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Connector standard properties This appendix describes the standard configuration properties for the connector component of the adapters in WebSphere Business Integration Server Express. Not every connector makes use of all these standard properties. When you select an integration broker from Connector Configurator Express, you will see a list of the standard properties that you need to configure for your adapter. For information about properties specific to the connector, see the relevant adapter user guide. Configuring standard connector properties Adapter connectors have two types of configuration properties: v Standard configuration properties v Connector-specific configuration properties This section describes the standard configuration properties. For information on configuration properties specific to a connector, see its adapter user guide. Using Connector Configurator Express You configure connector properties from Connector Configurator Express, which you access from System Manager. For more information on using Connector Configurator Express, refer to the Connector Configurator Express appendix. Setting and updating property values The default length of a property field is 255 characters. The connector uses the following order to determine a property's value (where the highest number overrides other values): 1. Default 2. Repository 3. Local configuration file 4. Command line A connector obtains its configuration values at startup. If you change the value of one or more connector properties during a run-time session, the property's Update Method determines how the change takes effect. There are four different update methods for standard connector properties: v Dynamic The change takes effect immediately after it is saved in System Manager. v Component restart The change takes effect only after the connector is stopped and then restarted in System Manager. You do not need to stop and restart the application-specific component or the integration broker. v Server restart The change takes effect only after you stop and restart the application-specific component and the integration broker. v Agent restart The change takes effect only after you stop and restart the application-specific component. Chapter 7. Configuring connectors 133