Resource adapter properties

Resource adapter properties consist of logging and tracing, bidirectional language support, and activities specific to the adapter, such as the default configuration properties of the adapter. You configure these properties using the WebSphere Process Server administrative console.

When you configure the adapter, specify the resource adapter properties listed in the Resource adapter properties for the Adapter for Flat Files table below.

Table 1. Resource adapter properties for the Adapter for Flat Files
Property Type Description Globalized Default Value Required
Adapter ID String Identifies a deployment instance of the adapter. If you are using more than one instance of an adapter, the value of this property must be unique. Yes   Yes
enableHASupport String When the enableHASupport property is set to true, only one of the replicated adapter instances actively polls for events while other instances are in standby mode. If the enableHASupport property is set to false, all of the adapter instances replicated on cluster members actively poll for events. This may result in event duplication. Do not change the value of enableHASupport to false for single server environments.   True No
Log file name String Full path of the log file. Yes   Yes
Log files Integer Number of log files to use. When a log file reaches its maximum size, the adapter uses another log file. Yes 1 No
Log file max size Integer Size of the log files in kilobytes. If no value is specified, then the file does not have a maximum size. Yes 0 No
Trace file name String Full path of the trace file. Yes   No
Trace files Integer Number of trace files to use. When a trace file reaches its maximum size, the adapter uses another trace file. Yes 1 No
Trace file max size Integer Size of the trace files in kilobytes. If no value is specified, then the file does not have a maximum size. Yes 0 No
Related reference
Managed (J2C) connection factory properties
Activation specification properties

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