General Properties

The General Properties (CGENPROP) page allows a user to view, edit, copy, and delete general properties. Creating a new general property is not allowed. The following table provides detail on each field:

Field

Description

Module Type

The Connect Module Type for which the general property is applicable.

It cannot be updated.

Module Name

The Module Name $COMMON indicates that the property value is applicable to all module names of that module type.

The Module Name other than $COMMON indicates that the property value is applicable to the specific module name only.

It cannot be updated.

Property Code

Indicates the General Property Code. It cannot be updated.

Property Value

Indicates the General Property Value.

Record Timestamp

The Date and Time when the property code/value was last updated. It cannot be updated.

When copying a general property, the Module Type and Property Code fields cannot be changed for the new record. Copying a general property validates the following for a new record:

  • General Property Code already exists for the same Module Type.

  • Module Name selected is valid for the Module Type.

  • Module Name is not $COMMON.

Delete operation is allowed for General Properties; however, it is intended for administrators to use it with extreme caution. It should be used only for deleting those properties that were created (using copy) by administrators (that is, the properties that were not part of the initial deployment).

All modules cache their respective properties during startup. Any changes will not take effect until module is re-started.

Below are examples of some General Properties:

Module Type

Module Name

Property Code

Property Value

ORCH

Orch-Tran-FIN-Def

concurrentConsumer

5

ORCH

Orch-Tran-FIN-Def

req-queue-name

artemis:queue:jms/AC-INT-ORCH-FIN-DEF-REQ

AC

$COMMON

trustStoreType

JKS

CNM

Config-Mgmt-Def

purge-commit-rows

1000

The $COMMON module name is used to indicate that this property value is applicable to all module names of that module type. If there is a need, a property code can be duplicated (within module type) to use a specific module name to set a different property value. This avoids having to keep same property code/value for multiple module names unnecessarily.

Please refer to the CGI Advantage Connect - Configuration & Management Guide for more information on this page.