Within integrationserver.ini file settings, you can configure such things as the IP address, port, and logging for Integration Server. You can use the settings in the integrationserver.ini file to customize how Integration Server works. To configure Integration Server, complete the following steps.
In most cases, you need to modify only the IP address and port for the Perceptive Content
Server. Integration Server communicates with the Perceptive Content Server using these
settings.
Note: When you make changes to Integration Server’s
INI file, restart Tomcat for the new changes to be picked up.
- In the [path]/${TOMCAT_HOME}/webapps/integrationserver/WEB-INF directory, select the integrationserver.ini file and then open it in a text editor.
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In the [General] section, change the settings as needed using
the following substeps.
- To change the value for the server address, provide an IP address for the server.ip.address setting. The default is 127.0.0.1.
- To change the server port, enter a value for the port for the server.port setting. The default is 6000.
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In the [Logging] section, set the logging for the following
settings. A detailed explanation of each setting is provided in the
integrationserver.ini setting table in Appendix A.
- log.directory. Specifies the path to the directory that contains the log files. The default is logs.
- log.rolling.interval. This setting specifies the amount of time data is stored in a log file before the data is archived to another file. This keeps log files from becoming too large. The default is DAY.
- log.max.history. This setting is a threshold for the maximum number of log files that are retained per day. One file is created each day, hour, or month depending on the log.rolling.interval setting. The default is 28.
- In the [Capture] section, set the directory to use for document captures and transfers. For example, capture.work.directory=[drive:]/inserver/temp. The default is temp.
- Save the file and then close it.