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Managing Ensemble Productions - InterSystems Documentation

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Configuration Settings<br />

Column<br />

Value Source<br />

Description<br />

Source of the current value:<br />

• class definition<br />

• default setting<br />

• production definition<br />

If a setting row does not have a Default command in the first column, either the value is already set to the default or a default<br />

value does not exist.<br />

1. To update a business host setting to a default value, click Default in the left column to initiate the following actions:<br />

• The Default value as defined in the production class or by a default setting is placed in Value.<br />

• Default command becomes disabled.<br />

• The property field background becomes yellow to indicate that you have modified the field.<br />

• The property label becomes either green or blue depending on the Default Source.<br />

2. If you make a mistake and want to return to the original values, click Reset; the table settings refresh to the setting<br />

values before you made any changes.<br />

3. Once you verify your changes, click OK to update the settings to the default values and transfer back to the Production<br />

Configuration page with your new settings. The color of the setting labels now reflect any changes you made using the<br />

defaults and any value that has been updated has a yellow background.<br />

The yellow background color for a field means that this field has been modified, whether you type in a new value, or<br />

click Default in the Select Defaults for Specific Settings dialog box.<br />

4. Click Apply to save all your setting updates.<br />

Important:<br />

Updates to default values only take effect when you click Apply on the Production Configuration page.<br />

5.2.3 Business Service Settings<br />

When you select a business service in the configuration diagram on the [<strong>Ensemble</strong>] > [<strong>Productions</strong>] > [Configuration] page,<br />

the runtime settings for this business service display in the lower portion of the page. For the most part, these settings<br />

describe how the service communicates with the specific external entity from which it receives requests.<br />

General Settings<br />

The configuration page permits you to view or edit the General Settings described in a previous section with the following<br />

additional notes that apply specifically to business services:<br />

Pool Size<br />

You must use a value of 0 if the business service is being invoked via the Ens.Director method CreateBusinessService;<br />

this is called an adapterless business service.<br />

You may use a value greater than 1 with File or FTP inbound adapters if you want multiple jobs competing to pull<br />

files from the same input directory, or if you have a TCP Service configured with an exclamation point (!) to<br />

make it initiate the connection.<br />

Specific Settings<br />

The configuration page permits you to view or edit Specific Settings for the inbound adapter associated with a business<br />

service:<br />

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