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# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Petals ESB - General Properties
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------

# This property specifies the name of the container. In distributed mode, this property is mandatory
# and must match a container name in the topology.xml file.
petals.container.name=sample-0

# This property defines the root directory of all data directories of the current container.
# If not specified, the default values is the directory 'data' contained in the parent directory
# of the directory containing the file 'server.properties'.
petals.data.basedir=/var/lib/petals-esb/${petals.container.name}

# This property specifies the (absolute) path to the Petals repository.
# Petals holds its JBI configuration in this repository and can recover this configuration from it.
# If not specified, the default repository is '${petals.data.basedir}/repository'
#petals.repository.path=${petals.data.basedir}/repository

# This property specifies the (absolute) path to the Petals working area.
# If not specified, the default value is '${petals.data.basedir}/work'
#petals.work.path=${petals.data.basedir}/work

# This property defines the configuration file of the logging system. Check the Petals documentation
# for more information about the default value.
#petals.container.log.config.file=/etc/petals-esb/container-available/${petals.container.name}/logger.properties

# This property defines the environment configuration file. Check the Petals documentation
# for more information about the default value.
#petals.environment.config.file=/etc/petals-esb/default-env.sh

# This property sets the maximum duration of the processing of a life-cycle operation on a JBI
# components and SAs (start, stop, ...). It prevents from hanging threads. 
petals.task.timeout=120000

# This property is used to activate the control of exchange acceptance by target component when
# the NMR routes messages (see isExchangeWithConsumerOkay and isExchangeWithProviderOkay methods
# in JBI Component interface).
# If not specified, the false value is selected by default.
#petals.exchange.validation=true

# This property is used to isolate the ClassLoaders created for Shared Libraries and Components 
# from the Petals container one.
# It can be useful to avoid concurrent libraries loading issues.
# If not specified, the true value is selected by default
#petals.classloaders.isolated=true

# Alternate topology configuration file URL. This value must be a valid URL like :
#  - http://localhost:8080/petals/topology.xml
#  - file:///home/petals/config/topology.xml
#  - or any valid URL (java.net.URL validation)
#
# If not specified, the local topology.xml file is used
#petals.topology.url=

# Pass-phrase needed to get sensible information of other Petals nodes of the topology as JMX credentials.
# It is required to get sensible information and cannot be null or empty. 
petals.topology.passphrase=petals

# Max waiting time, in seconds, to acquire a distributed lock over all Petals nodes.
# This should normally never be reached.
# Default value: 30s. 
#petals.topology.locks.max-wait-time=30

# Waiting time, in milliseconds, before to start the topology pinger. Default value: 2s
#petals.topology.pinger.start-delay=2000

# Delay, in milliseconds, between two runs of the topology pinger. Default value: 5s
#petals.topology.pinger.period-delay=5000

# This property defines the strategy of the router
# Two kind of strategy can be defines: 'highest' or 'random'.
# The following parameters, separated by commas, represent respectively the weighting for a local
# endpoint, the weighting for a remote active endpoint and the weighting for a remote inactive endpoint.
#
# The 'random' strategy chooses an endpoint randomly in function of the defined weightings.
# Every endpoint has a chance to be elected, but the more the weight is strong, the more the endpoint
# can be elected.
#
# The 'highest' strategy chooses an endpoint amongst the endpoints with the strongest weight.
# If not specified, the strategy 'highest,3,2,1' is selected by default
#petals.router.strategy=highest,3,2,1

# This property defines the number of attempt to send a message to an endpoint.
# Several attempts can be done when there is transport failure during the convey of a message
# If not specified, 2 attempts is selected by default.
#petals.router.send.attempt=2

# This property defines the delay between the send attempts, in milliseconds.
# If not specified, 1 second is selected by default.
#petals.router.send.delay=1000

# This property defines the delay, in milliseconds, to wait before to force the end of pending exchanges when
# stopping the router (ie. stopping the current Petals container).
# If not specified, 30 second are used by default.
#petals.router.traffic.stop.delay=30000

# This property defines the delay, in milliseconds, to wait before to force the end of pending exchanges when
# pausing the router (ie. attaching/detaching the current Petals container to/from a topology).
# If not specified, 10 second are used by default.
#petals.router.traffic.pause.delay=10000


#---------------------------------
# Petals ESB - SSL Connections
#---------------------------------

# This property defines the key password to retrieve the private key.
#petals.ssl.key.password=yourKeyPassword

# This property defines the keystore file where the keys are stored.
#petals.ssl.keystore.file=/yourPath/yourKeystoreFile

# This property defines the keystore password.
#petals.ssl.keystore.password=yourKeystorePassword

# This property defines the truststore file where the signatures are verified.
#petals.ssl.truststore.file=/yourPath/yourTruststoreFile

# This property defines the truststore password.
#petals.ssl.truststore.password=yourTruststorePassword


#----------------------------------------
# Petals ESB - Transporter Configuration
#----------------------------------------

# This property defines the size of the transporter queues. One queue exists by target component.
# By default 10000 messages can be enqueued.
#petals.transport.queue.max-size=10000

# This property defines the max duration, in milliseconds, to wait when the a transporter queue is
# full before to fail. Default value: 2500ms
#petals.transport.queue.offering.timeout=2500

# This property defines the listening interface of the TCP transport: Default value: 0.0.0.0
# This can for example be changed to 0.0.0.0 to listen to all interfaces.
#petals.transport.tcp.receivers.listening.interface=0.0.0.0

# This property defines the number of message that can be received via TCP at the same time.
# If not specified, '10' receivers is selected by default.
#petals.transport.tcp.receivers=10

# This property defines the keep alive time before to stop unused TCP receivers.
# Default value: 1min.
#petals.transport.tcp.receiver.keep-alive=60000

# This property defines the number of message that can be send via TCP at the same time, per component.
# If not specified, '10' senders is selected by default.
#petals.transport.tcp.senders=10

# This property defines the timeout to establish a connection, for a sender, in millisecond.
# If not specified, 5000 milliseconds is selected by default.
#petals.transport.tcp.connection.timeout=5000

# This property defines the timeout to send a TCP packet, for a sender, in millisecond.
# If not specified, 5000 milliseconds is selected by default.
#petals.transport.tcp.send.timeout=5000

# This property defines the delay before running the 'sender' eviction thread, in millisecond.
# If not specified, 1 minute is selected by default.
#petals.transport.tcp.send.evictor.delay=60000

# This property defines the delay before an idle 'sender' is set evictable, in millisecond.
# If not specified, 1 minute is selected by default.
#petals.transport.tcp.send.evictable.delay=60000

#--------------------------------------
# Petals ESB - Registry Configuration
#--------------------------------------
# Max size, in endpoint number, of the cache associated to each map of the registry overlay client implementation.
# Default value: 500 endpoints
#org.ow2.petals.microkernel.registry.overlay.RegistryOverlayImpl.map-cache.max-size=500

#--------------------------------------
# Petals ESB - System recovery service
#--------------------------------------

# This property defines the core size of the thread pool used by the system recovery service.
# The default value is '5'.
#petals.recovery.corepoolsize=5

# This property defines the keep alive time, in seconds, of the thread pool used by the system recovery service.
# The default value is '60'. Note: the system recovery service is stopped (and thread pool shutdown) when the
# system recovery is finished.
#petals.recovery.keepalivetime=60