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Request Server - configuring runtime

There are two important files in your application that contain configuration information:

  • application-name-processes.xml
  • application-name-service-definitions.xml

Configuring in processes.xml​

Here is an example of a Request Server configuration in an application's processes.xml file:

  <process name="POSITION_REQUEST_SERVER">
    <groupId>POSITION</groupId>
    <start>true</start>
    <options>-Xmx256m -DXSD_VALIDATE=false</options>
    <module>genesis-pal-requestserver</module>
    <package>global.genesis.requestreply.pal</package>
    <script>position-reqrep.kts</script>
    <description>Server one-shot requests for details</description>
    <language>pal</language>
  </process>

For more information of what can be configured by each tag in the configuration, follow this link.

Configuring service-definitions.xml​

Here is a simple example of a service configuration for a Request Server in an application's service-definitions.xml.

  <service host="localhost" name="POSITION_REQUEST_SERVER" port="11001"/>

For more information about the attributes that can be used to set the service definition configuration, follow this link.

Note - The name for both the service and process must be the same.