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6.6.12.0: User Profile Manager properties

6.6.12.0: User Profile Manager properties

Current state
Indicates the state the user profile is currently in. The next time it is started, it will try to change to its desired state setting.

Desired state
Specifies the state to which the user profile will try to change the next time it is started.

Data Source
Specifies the data source object from which the UserProfile Manager will obtain database connections.

The data source represents a pool of database connections and a configuration for that pool (for example, the maximum number of connections to allow -- the pool size).

Data Source in use
Indicates the data source currently in use.

Data Wrapper Class
Specifies the class implementing the User Profile. By default, this is the User Profile base implementation provided by Application Server Version 3.x:
  • Default: com.ibm.servlet.personalization.userprofile.UserProfile
Data Wrapper Class in use
Indicates the Data Wrapper Class currently in use.

Desired state
Indicates the state the user profile should have the next time it is started.
Enable User Profile
Specifies whether to enable user profiles. After creating a user profile, change the value of this property from No to Yes to enable the user profile.

Enable User Profile in use
Indicates whether user profiles are currently in use.

Home Interface Class (ReadOnly)
Specifies the home interface class of the Read Only enterprise bean for accessing the user profile.
  • Default: com.ibm.servlet.personalization.userprofile.UP_ReadOnlyHome

When specifying a class in this field, include the package name, but not the .class extension.

Because Read Only classes provide performance benefits, they should be used whenever applicable. Read Only classes are optimized based on the fact that you plan to read session information from the database but will not require an update to the database.

Home Interface Class (ReadOnly) in use
Indicates the Home Interface Class (ReadOnly) currently in use.

Home Interface Class (ReadWrite)
Specifies the home interface class of the Read Write enterprise bean implementing the user profile.
  • Default: com.ibm.servlet.personalization.userprofile.UP_ReadWriteHome

When specifying a class in this field, include the package name, but not the .class extension.

Home Interface Class (ReadWrite) in use
Indicates the Home Interface Class (ReadWrite) currently in use.

JNDI Name (ReadOnly)
Specifies the string for looking up the entity bean that enables you to perform Read Only tasks on user profiles in a database. The specified string is used for lookup of the Read Only enterprise bean home from the naming server.
  • Default: UP_ReadOnlyHome

Because Read Only classes provide performance benefits, they should be used whenever applicable. Read Only classes are optimized based on the fact that you plan to read session information from the database but will not require an update to the database.

JNDI Name (ReadOnly) in use
Indicates the JNDI Name (ReadOnly) currently in use.

JNDI Name (ReadWrite)
Specifies the string for looking up the entity beans that enable you to perform Read Write tasks on user profiles in a database.

The specified string is used for lookup of the Read Write enterprise bean home from the naming server.

  • Default: UP_ReadWriteHome

JNDI Name (ReadWrite) in use
Indicates the JNDI Name (ReadWrite) currently in use.

Password
Specifies the password for accessing the userprofile database and tables. This is used only in userprofile base enterprise beans implementation. If userprofile enterprise beans are extended, specify the database parameters for extended bean at container level.

Remote Interface Class (ReadOnly)
Specifies the remote interface class of the Read Only enterprise bean that enables you to perform Read Only tasks on user profiles in a database.
  • Default: com.ibm.servlet.personalization.userprofile.UP_ReadOnly

When specifying a class in this field, include the package name, but not the .class extension.

Because Read Only classes provide performance benefits, they should be used whenever applicable. Read Only classes are optimized based on the fact that you plan to read session information from the database but will not require an update to the database.

Remote Interface Class (ReadOnly) in use
Indicates the Remote Interface Class (ReadOnly) currently in use.

Remote Interface Class (ReadWrite)
Specifies the remote interface class of the Read Write enterprise bean that enables you to perform Read Write tasks on user profiles in a database.
  • Default: com.ibm.servlet.personalization.userprofile.UP_ReadWrite

When specifying a class in this field, include the package name, but not the .class extension.

Remote Interface Class (ReadWrite) in use
Indicates the Remote Interface Class (ReadWrite) currently in use.

Servlet Engine
Indicates the servlet engine with which the user profile is associated.

Servlet Engine Choices
Specifies the servlet engine with which the user profile can be associated.

Start Time
Indicates the time at which the object representing the user profile in the administrative server was most recently started.

User ID
Specifies the user ID for accessing the userprofile database and tables. This is used only in userprofile base enterprise beans implementation. If userprofile enterprise beans are extended, specify the database parameters for extended bean at container level.

User ID in use
Indicates the user ID currently in use for accessing the data source for the user profile.

User Profile Name
Specifies a name for the user profile. The name must be unique within the administrative domain containing the user profile.

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