Platform Properties

Set the platform related properties described below in the install.xml file. The properties are described in the order they appear in the install.xml file.

General Database Properties

Property	Description
mz.jdbc.type	Default value: `derby` This property specifies the platform database you want to use. The supported options are derby, oracle, postgresql, or saphana.
mz.jdbc.user	Default value: `mzadmin` This property specifies the username of the database that the Platform will use during runtime. Note! The installation fails if the same username is configured for both the Oracle database owner, install.ora.owner, and the runtime (jdbc) user. If it is necessary to have the same username for both users, then the oracle_user.sql file must be manually updated prior to creation of the database.
mz.jdbc.password	Default value: `mz` This property specifies the password of the jdbc user. The password can be changed at a later stage. For further information about changing the database password, see Changing Database Password in the System Administrator's Guide.
mz.jdbc.url	Default value: `""` This property can be used to explicitly specify the JDBC URL. If it is not specified, it is calculated based on the other database parameters described below.

3pp Properties

Property Description

mz.3pp.dir

Default value: /opt/3pp

This property specifies the directory where to store 3pp files required by various parts of the system, such as jar files for Oracle, the SAP RFC agent, the SAP JCo agent, the SAP CC agents, the JMS agents, Data Veracity, the Kafka profile, and the various DB connectors.

The files are moved to the $MZ_HOME/3pp directory during installation.

Note!

Make sure that the /opt/3pp directory does not reside in the installation directory, MZ_HOME, during installation.

Common Properties

Property	Description
pico.rcp.platform.host	Default value: `""` Example value: 192.168.0.190 This property specifies the IP address or the hostname of the Platform to be used by other pico instances such as Execution Contexts, Service Contexts, or Command Line. If a failover occurs and you have entered a hostname as the value of this property, the hostname is retrieved from the DNS enabling reconnection. If you have entered a static IP address as the value of this property, reconnection issues may occur after a failover, if the IP address has changed.
pico.rcp.platform.port	Default value: `6790` This property specifies the port for connecting the Execution Contexts to the Platform.
pico.rcp.server.host	Default value: `""` This property specifies the IP address or hostname of the pico instances. It is used to determine the interface that the pico instances must bind to and the IP address/hostname that to use by connecting processes. If a failover occurs and you have entered a hostname as the value of this property, the hostname is retrieved from the DNS enabling reconnection. If you have entered a static IP address as the value of this property, reconnection issues may occur after a failover, if the IP address has changed. When the value of this property is left blank, the pico instance binds to all IP addresses of the host. This means that the pico listens for inbound network traffic on all network interfaces, and may attempt to use any local IP address for outbound network traffic. Note! If the host has more than one IP address, this property has to be set with the correct IP address. Make sure to set the property if you use IPv6, or if a high availability environment is configured. For information about high availability, see High Availability.
mz.webserver.port	Default value: `"9000"` This property specifies the port of the Platform Web Interface. When installing a second instance, this port value must be replaced in order to not clash with the first instance.

Config Properties

Property	Description
mz.name	Default value: `DR` This property specifies the name of the deployment.

Notification Properties

Property Description

mz.notifier.mailfrom

Default value: ""

Example value: mzadmin@company.com

This property specifies the sending signature to use for event generated e-mails, presented as a label.

mz.mailserver.host

Default value: ""

Example value: SMTP.server

This property specifies the name or IP address of the mail server to use for event generated e-mails.

Execution Context Properties - Not Used in Platform Only Installations

Property	Description
mz.eclist	Default value: `ec1` This property specifies the EC(s) to be installed. *Only applicable if install.types* includes ec.**
ec.backlog.dir	Default value: `${mz.home}/tmp` This property specifies the directory where ECs can store their backlogged events. If this parameter is removed, the EC's events are not logged. *Only applicable if install.types* includes ec.**
ec.webserver.enabled	Default value: `true` This property specifies if the web server for Execution Contexts should be active. *Only applicable if install.types* includes ec.**
ec.webserver.port	Default value: `9090` This property specifies the port of the EC web server. *Only applicable if install.types* includes ec.** Note! If you use several ECs, the `executioncontext.xml` file needs to be modified to use separate ports for each EC, once the installation is completed.

Desktop UI Properties

Property	Description
ui.webserver.port	Default value: `9001` This property specifies the port of the Desktop interface. *Only applicable if install.types* includes ui.**