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Version: 3

Managing Load

abpm.cluster.enable​

DescriptionEnable Adeptia Connect Clustering
Default Valueno
Possible Valuesyes/no
Selection CriteriaIf you want to enable clustering, set the value as yes. Otherwise, set the value as no.

abpm.queue.processor.enable​

DescriptionEnable Adeptia Connect's Queue Processor Server
Default ValueYes
Possible Valuesyes/no
Selection CriteriaIf you want to enable the Queue Processor, then set the value as yes. Otherwise, set value as no. Queue Processor is used to limit the number of concurrent running flows. When this property is set as no, then any number of process flows can run concurrently.

abpm.queue.processor.concurrent.processes​

DescriptionMaximum number of Process Flows, Queue Processor should allow to execute
Default Value5
Possible ValuesAny positive integer
Selection CriteriaThis property is used only when abpm.queue.processor.enable is set as yes. This property defines the maximum number of process flows that can run concurrently. You can define any positive integer, depending on the memory and processor available on server, where Adeptia Connect is running.

abpm.queue.processor.reload.factor​

DescriptionReload Factor specifies the threshold of number of process flows, which can be loaded into Queue Processor memory. Once the number of process flows loaded in to Queue Processor memory becomes less than Reload Factor, the Queue Processor loads more queued process flows from its database into queue processor memory to execute them.
Default Value20
Possible ValuesAny number between 1 to 1000
Selection CriteriaThis property is used only when abpm.queue.processor.enable is set as yes. Reload factor should be at least twice of the abpm.queue.processor.concurrent.processes.

abpm.queue.processor.job.restartwithoutRecoveryInfo​

DescriptionSpecifies whether to restart the execution of an incomplete Process Flow, even if recovery information for that Process Flow is not available.
Default Valueno
Possible Valuesyes/no
Selection CriteriaIf yes, Queue Processor will recover and restart the execution of an incomplete Process Flow right from the beginning, in case of unexpected shut down of the kernel. If no, Queue Processor will not restart the execution of an incomplete Process Flow.