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: This property specifies the platform database you want to use. The supported options are derby, oracle, postgresql, or saphana. → double check if this is how it's stated when sapahana has been added |
mz.jdbc.user | Default value: This property specifies the username of the database that the Platform will be using during runtime. Note! The installation will fail 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: This property specifies the password for the jdbc user, described above. The password can be changed at a later stage by using the |
| mz.jdbc.url | Default value: This property can be used for explicitly specifying the JDBC URL. If it is not specified, then it will be calculated based on the other database parameters described below. |
| install.db.jdbc.user | Default value: → Check on input for this property |
| install.db.jdbc.password | Default value: → Check on input for this property |
| install.db.owner | Default value: → Check on input for this property |
| install.db.password | Default value: → Check on input for this property |
3pp Properties
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
mz.3pp.dir | Default value: 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, the various DB connectors. → Double check if all of these are included The files will be moved to the Note! Make sure that the |
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 for this property, the hostname will be retrieved from the DNS enabling reconnection. If you have entered a static IP address as the value for this property, reconnection issues may occur after a failover, if the IP address has changed. |
pico.rcp.platform.port | Default value: 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 will be used to determine the interface that the pico instances must bind to and the IP address/hostname that will be used by connecting processes. If a failover occurs and you have entered a hostname as the value for this property, the hostname will be retrieved from the DNS enabling reconnection. If you have entered a static IP address as the value for this property, reconnection issues may occur after a failover, if the IP address has changed. When the value for this property is left blank, the pico instance will bind to all IP addresses of the host. This means that the pico will listen for inbound network traffic on all network interfaces, and may attempt to use any local IP address for outbound network traffic. Note! If there is more than one IP address for the host, 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 2.6.6 High Availability Properties. |
| mz.webserver.port | Default value: This property specifies the port for connecting the Desktop to the Platform. If you install a second |
Config Properties
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| mz.name | Default value: This property specifies the name of the |
Notification Properties
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
mz.notifier.mailfrom | Default value: Example value: This property specifies the sending signature that will be used for event generated e-mails, presented as a label. |
mz.mailserver.host | Default value: Example value: This property specifies the name or IP address of the mail server that will be used for event generated e-mails. → check if this is the property name to be used, in PE it is only called mz.mailserver |
Execution Context Properties - Not Used in Platform Only Installations
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
mz.eclist | Default value: This property specifies the EC(s) to be installed. Only applicable if install.types includes ec. |
ec.backlog.dir | Default value: This property specifies the directory where ECs can store their backlogged events. If this parameter is removed, the EC's events will not be logged. Only applicable if install.types includes ec. |
ec.webserver.enabled | Default value: 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: This property specifies the port for the EC web server. Only applicable if install.types includes ec. Note! If using several ECs, the |