The Genero Application Server is configured through a configuration file. The default configuration file is the as.xcf file, located in the $FGLASDIR/etc directory. You can create a separate Genero Application Server configuration file by creating a copy of the as.xcf file and making your modifications to the copy. You can specify which configuration file to use when starting the Genero Application Server by using the "-f" option. For more information about starting the Genero Application Server, refer to the Genero Application Server Overview section in this manual.
The configuration file is written using XML. The document consists of elements, the boundaries of which are either delimited by start-tags and end-tags, or, for empty elements, by an empty-element tag. Each element has a type, identified by name, sometimes called its "generic identifier" (GI), and may have a set of attributes. Each attribute specification has a name and a value.
The top-most element in the Application Server configuration file is the CONFIGURATION element. The CONFIGURATION element is the root element for all Genero configuration files. A configuration file will have one CONFIGURATION element which serves as the global configuration element. There are no attributes available for the CONFIGURATION element.
The CONFIGURATION element contains a single child element, the APPLICATION_SERVER element. The Application Server configuration starts with this element.
<CONFIGURATION>
<APPLICATION_SERVER>
<RESOURCE_LIST>
...
</RESOURCE_LIST>
<COMPONENT_LIST>
...
</COMPONENT_LIST>
<INTERFACE_TO_CONNECTOR>
...
</INTERFACE_TO_CONNECTOR>
<INTERFACE_TO_DVM>
...
</INTERFACE_TO_DVM>
<LOG>
...
</LOG>
<FILE_TRANSFER>
...
</FILE_TRANSFER>
<AUTHENTICATION>
...
</AUTHENTICATION>
<APPLICATION_LIST>
...
</APPLICATION_LIST>
<SERVICE_LIST>
...
</SERVICE_LIST>
</APPLICATION_SERVER>
</CONFIGURATION>
The APPLICATION_SERVER element contains the following child elements:
The elements contained within the Genero Application Server configuration file are listed below. The elements are described in detail within other sections of this manual; click on an element name to be taken to the page discussing that element (when viewing this manual online).