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GOAL:

What are WebSpeed Predefined Environment Variables

GOAL:

Where can I find information about WebSpeed Predefined Environment Variables

FACT(s) (Environment):

WebSpeed 3.1D
WebSpeed 3.1E
OpenEdge 10.x
All Supported Operating Systems

FIX:

WebSpeed brokers and the agents under their control can be modified by a number of predefined variables. These predefined variables affect a variety of conditions including the development environment, logging, and database connections.

Activation of the predefined environment variables is accomplished by entering the name of the variable in the Name field in the broker's Environment Variable Properties dialog box. Then you enter a value for the variable in the Value field. In addition, you can express complex values by the use of operators in value expressions.

These predefined variable can also be manually added to the ubrokers.property file by adding them to the Environment.<broker name> section. An example of using the BATCH_INTERVAL for broker wsbroker1 would be:

[Environment.wsbroker1]
BATCH_INTERVAL=30

The following is a list of the operators that you can use for the value expression when activating predefined variables:

Operator Description
= (equals) Assignment operator for expressing name/value pairs
; (semicolon) Delimiter for separating multiple values
| (vertical bar) Delimiter for separating groups of values
Example:
Suppose that you wanted to customize PROPATH settings for two developers who are using the same WebSpeed broker. First, you enter MULTI_DEV_PROPATH in the Name field of the dialog box. Then, you can use operators to create groups of values for each developer. The string that you enter in the Value field might be similar to the following:
developer1= /usr/dev1/test;/usr/dev1/test2 | developer2= /usr/dev2/test;usr/dev2/test2

To manually add this example in the ubrokers.property file for wsbroker1 add this line:
MULTI_DEV_PROPATH=developer1=/usr/dev1/test|developer2=/usr/dev2/test