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Chapter 5 Running and configuring the Integration Engine service 89
Understanding the configuration file and its parameters
Sample configuration file
If you installed Integration Engine in the default location, eie.cfg is located in:
<eie_install_dir>\service\conf\eie.cfg
In the sample eie.cfg file that follows, lines beginning with the pound (#) symbol
are comments. See “Configuration file parameters” on page 90 for more
information about
eie.cfg parameters.
# Integration Engine Configuration Parameters
[Log]
# Adds one record, indicating status and other details, in the
# EIE:Log form for each record transferred during each data
# exchange. This form can quickly become populated with a large
# number of records, so do not leave the Logging parameter set to
# Yes for extended periods. Also defines the location of the log
# file and whether it is active or inactive.
Logging: Yes
LogPath: C:\Program Files\BMC Software\BMC Atrium Integration
Engine\human resources\service\log
# Size of the file in bytes.
MaxLogSize: 102400
[Debug]
# Max size for debug(.dbg) files
MaxDebugSize: 102400
# Timestamp option adds a timestamp on each debug message:
# Yes/No.
TimestampDebug: Yes
# DebugOn option activates a debug file for eiemain. (Yes/No) Can
# also be specified on the command line to activate a debug file
# prior to the config file being read.
DebugOn: Yes
DebugPath: C:\Program Files\BMC Software\BMC Atrium Integration
Engine\human resources\service\debug
# Debug option: Stack trace for the engine: Yes/No.
StackTrace:No
[AR System Info]
# AR System Server connection information for engine-owned
# AR System resources.
ARServerName: humanresources
ARLogin: Demo
ARPassword:
ARPort: 0
Unicode: No
[Data Exchange Info]
# Defines, in minutes, how often the engine checks for data
# exchanges that have become active or inactive since the last
# poll interval. For data exchanges that have become
# activated, it creates new threads. For data exchanges that have
# become deactivated, it removes their threads. If you give 1440
# as the value for the parameter, the engine checks for activated
# and deactivated data exchanges one time each day. Default is
# set to 5 minutes for debugging. For production, set it to
# 60 minutes or greater.