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diff --git a/ajsc-shared-config/etc/csm-config-app.properties b/ajsc-shared-config/etc/csm-config-app.properties deleted file mode 100644 index d80cf1c..0000000 --- a/ajsc-shared-config/etc/csm-config-app.properties +++ /dev/null @@ -1,185 +0,0 @@ -Global.ExtendedProperty.AuthoritativeServers=${ChangeMe_csm.acfshost}:${ChangeMe_csm.acfsport} - -#Possible working server for troubleshooting csm related items (used when testing/using invokeService or invokeAdapter components) -#Global.ExtendedProperty.AuthoritativeServers=q399csi1a1.vci.att.com:27550 -# -# The settings in this file control the behavior of the CSM Framework. -# The majority of the settings in this file adhere to the following -# pattern: -# -# [EntityType].[EntityId].[PropertyName]=[PropertyValue] -# -# Where: -# -# [EntityType] Identifies the type of entity (service or -# service group) that's being configured. -# [EntityId] Identifies the individual entity. -# [PropertyName] Identifies the property that is being set. -# [PropertyValue] Is the actual property value. -# -# In the formatting sample above, the EntityType can be setto one of the -# following values: -# -# * 'Service' if an individual service is being configured. -# * 'Group 'if a service group is being configured. -# -# The reference to 'entity' in the above description is intentionally -# generic. The CSM Framework supports the configuration of individual -# services as well as groups of services. The type of entity that is -# actually being configured is determined by the value of the -# [EntityType] portion of the property. -# -# There are two values for [EntityId] that have a special meaning within -# the CSM Framework: -# -# -# DefaultService - Identifies the default configuration for any service -# that is not explicitly configured elsewhere in this file. -# -# DefaultServiceGroup - This identifies the entity that provides the -# default configuration for any service group that is not explicitly -# configured elsewhere in this file. -# -# DO NOT use either of these as the identifier for any of your -# application-specific services or service groups. -# -# The CSM Framework treats all entity identifiers in a case-insensitive -# manner. The entity ids 'Service1' and 'SERVICE1' are equivalant. All -# properties with the same [EntityId] will be applied to the same -# configuration. The CSM Framework framework also treats property names -# in a case-insensitive manner. 'MaxRequestCount' and 'MAXREQUESTCOUNT' -# are considered equivalent within the CSM framework. -# -# The following properties are supported by the CSM Framework. Any -# properties that are entity-specific will include the '[EntityId].' -# prefix. -# -# [EntityType].[EntityId].Enabled - Indicates if the entity is enabled -# or disabled by default. The value of this property must be either -# 'true' or 'false'. -# -# [EntityType].[EntityId].MaxRequestCount - The maximum number of -# requests that can be running at any point in time. Once this limit is -# reached, the service is considered to be 'flooded', and subsequent -# requests are refused until the request count drops to the level -# specified by the RestartThreshold property. Once the restart -# threshold is reached, the service will be 'restarted' based on the -# values of the 'RestartFrequency' and 'RestartIncrement' properties. -# The value of this property must be a numeric value. -# The default value for this property is 20. -# -# [EntityType].[EntityId].MaxStalledRequestCount - the maximum number of -# 'stalled' requests that are allowed before subsequent requests are -# refused -# The value of this property must be a numeric value. -# The default value for this property is 10. -# -# [EntityType].[EntityId].RestartThreshold - the process count level at -# which requests will be allowed to proceed whenever a service becomes -# 'flooded'. This property is only used if the total process count -# reaches the level set by the 'MaxRequestCount' property. Once that -# occurs, subsequent requests will be refused until the active request -# count drops to the level specified by this property. Once the active -# request count drops to the level specified by this property, the -# service will be 'restarted' based on the values of the -# 'RestartFrequency' and 'RestartIncrement' properties. To cause the -# CSM framework to allow subsequent requests to proceed as soon as the -# active request count drops below level level set by the -# 'MaxRequestCount' property, just set this property to either -1 or 1 -# less than the value of the 'MaxRequestCount' property. -# The value of this property must be a numeric value. -# The default value for this property is -1. -# -# [EntityType].[EntityId].RestartIncrement - This property, along with -# the 'RestartFrequency' property helps determine how quickly the active -# request count will rise to the 'maximum request count' whenever a -# service is 'restarted' after becoming 'flooded'. The -# 'RestartFrequency' property determines how frequenty the permissable -# number of active requests will be increased. This property determines -# how much the permissible number of active requests will increase by -# whenever it is raised. If this property is set to a positive value, -# then the 'RestartFrequency' property must also be set to a positive -# value. If this property is set to 0, then the 'RestartFrequency' -# property must also be set to 0. In other words, either both -# properties are 0 or both properties are greater than 0. When both -# properties are set to 0, then the permissable number of active -# requests immediately rises back up to the maximum request count once -# it has droppedback down to the 'restart threshold'. When both -# properties are greater than 0, then the permissable number of active -# requests gradually rises to the maximum request count. -# The value of this property must be a numeric value greater than or equal to 0. -# The default value for this property is 0. -# -# [EntityType].[EntityId].RestartFrequency - This property, along with -# the 'RestartIncrement' property helps determine how quickly the active -# request count will rise to the 'maximum request count' whenever a -# service is 'restarted' after becoming 'flooded'. The -# 'RestartIncrement' property determines how quickly the permissable -# number of active requests will be increased. This property determines -# how frequently that increase will occur. If this property is set to -# a positive value, then the 'RestartIncrement' property must also be -# set to a positive value. If this property is set to 0, then the -# 'RestartIncrement' property must also be set to 0. In other words, -# either both properties are 0 or both properties are greater than 0. -# When both properties are set to 0, then the permissable number of -# active requests immediately rises back up to the maximum request count -# once it has droppedback down to the 'restart threshold'. When both -# properties are greater than 0, then the permissable number of active -# requests gradually rises to the maximum request count. -# The value of this property must be a numeric value greater than or equal to 0. -# The default value for this property is 0. -# -# [EntityType].[EntityId].ServiceGroupId - This property is only -# relevant for entities that are configured as services (i.e. the -# [EntityType] portion of the property is set to 'Service'). When the -# 'ServiceGroupId' property is set to a non-blank value, the behavior of -# the service is controled by the configuration of the corresponding -# service group. There is no default value for this property. -# -# [EntityType].[EntityId].Timeout - the timeout, in milliseconds, for -# each process that is controlled by this configuration. Once the -# duration of a process exceeds this value, the process will be -# considered to have entered a 'stalled' state. The default value for -# this property is 10000. -# -# FrameworkEnabled: - This is the one property that is not specific to a -# single entity. This property determines whether the entire CSM -# Framework is enabled or disabled. When disabled, the CSM Framework -# does not track any process counts. All requests to access a service -# are allowed, regardless of the current level of activity. The value -# of this property must be either 'true' or 'false'. -# - -# -# Enables the CSM Framework so that it can manage interactions with external -# services and/or resources. To disable the CSM Framework, simply set -# this property to false. -# -FrameworkEnabled=true - -# -# These are the default settings for any service that is no explicitly configured -# below. A few things to note about this configuration: -# 1) The "Enabled" property is not explicitly set. Instead, we are relying -# on the default value of 'true'. -# 2) The Timeout and Type properties are also not explicitly set. Again, we -# are relying on the default values for these properties. -# -Service.DefaultService.Enabled=true -Service.DefaultService.MaxRequestCount=30 -Service.DefaultService.MaxStalledRequestCount=20 -Service.DefaultService.Timeout=30000 -Service.DefaultService.RestartThreshold=-1 -Service.DefaultService.AutoPurgeAfter=150000 - - -# -# These are the default settings for any service group that is referenced in -# a service configuration but not configured below. -# -# Currently CSI does not use any service group configurations! -# -#Group.DefaultGroup.MaxRequestCount=-1 -#Group.DefaultGroup.MaxStalledRequestCount=-1 -#Group.DefaultGroup.RestartThreshold=-1 -#Group.DefaultGroup.Timeout=-1 diff --git a/src/main/config/cadi.properties b/src/main/config/cadi.properties deleted file mode 100644 index a1d56d6..0000000 --- a/src/main/config/cadi.properties +++ /dev/null @@ -1,36 +0,0 @@ -#This properties file is used for defining AAF properties related to the CADI framework. This file is used for running AAF framework - -#In order to test functionality of cadi-ajsc-plugin locally cross domain cookie. Cadi "should" find your hostname for you. -#However, we have seen some situations where this fails. A Local testing -#modification can include modifying your hosts file so that you can use "mywebserver.att.com" for your localhost in order -#to test/verify GLO functionality locally. If you are on a Windows machine, you will already have a machine name associated with -#it that will utilize an AT&T domain such as "sbc.com". You may need to add your domain to this as a comma separated list depending -#upon your particular machine domain. This property is commented out as cadi SHOULD find your machine name. With version 1.2.1 of cadi, -#it appears to resolve Mac machine names as well, now. But, this can be somewhat inconsistent depending on your specific working envrironment. -hostname=mywebserver.att.com - -#Setting csp_domain to PROD will allow for testing using your attuid and password through GLO. -csp_domain=PROD -csp_devl_localhost=true - -basic_realm=csp.att.com -#basic_realm=aaf.att.com -basic_warn=TRUE - -cadi_loglevel=WARN -cadi_keyfile=target/swm/package/nix/dist_files/appl/data-router/etc/keyfile - -# Configure AAF -#These are dummy values add appropriate values required -aaf_url=url - -#AJSC - MECHID -#These are dummy values add appropriate values required -aaf_id=dummyid@ajsc.att.com -aaf_password=enc:277edqJCjT0RlUI3BtbDQa-3Ha-CQGd -aaf_timeout=5000 -aaf_clean_interval=30000 -aaf_user_expires=5000 -aaf_high_count=1000 - - |