Using the IFS Settings Interface (Magic xpi 4.1)
You can configure selected ifs.ini (Server) flags through the Magic xpi Studio and the Magic xpi Monitor by accessing the IFS Settings interface.
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When you update a setting here, the corresponding ifs.ini entry is also updated.
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The IFS Settings interface contains the following configurable information:
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Proxy Server
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The host:port.
The project's ifs.ini file entry is: HTTPProxyAddress
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HTTP Timeout (seconds)
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The retrieval phase of the HTTP component (Post and Get) can be stopped after a set time period (in seconds) has elapsed. The default value is 0, which means that the HTTP Timeout period is two minutes.
The project's ifs.ini file entry is: HTTPTimeout
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SoapSpy Address
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The SoapSpy address. The default is port 4242.
The project's ifs.ini file entry is: SoapSpyAddress
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Reserved License Threads
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The number of threads that the Server reserves for its own use. This value is saved in the Space as part of the project's metadata.
When the project is executed, the workers will check out the licenses defined in this property, but will not check them back in. The license is not released even when the worker has completed the flow. The rest of the project's workers can continue to use licenses from the pool.
If a server is manually shutdown or stopped in the Advanced Monitoring Console, the reserved licenses will be returned to the pool. Servers handling that project will continue consuming floating licenses. However, when the server is restarted or another server is loaded for that project, the reserved licenses will once again be checked out.
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If this flag is set to 0 (the default value), the project will not reserve any licenses and will use the available licenses in the license pool.
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The ifs.ini entry is: ReservedLicenseThreads
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Disable Activity Log
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Disables the log where messages are written. Select one of the following from the drop-down list:
The project's ifs.ini file entry is: DisableActivityLog
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License Feature Name
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The name of the license feature that you want to use with the Server.
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Debug Log DataMapper
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Activates the Data Mapper log that is created under the Magic xpi logs folder. Select one of the following from the drop-down list:
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To see the SQL statement containing the data that the Data Mapper sends to the database, you should select Yes.
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The project's ifs.ini file entry is DebugMapper
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Debug Log SFDC
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Activates the Salesforce component log that is created under the Magic xpi logs folder. Select one of the following from the drop-down list:
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When working with the Salesforce connector's Replicate Last Update Method, the sfdc_logs folder is created under the logs folder to show the specific IDs that were created.
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The project's ifs.ini file entry is DebugSFDCComponent
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Debug Log Dynamics CRM
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Activates the Dynamics CRM component log that is created under the Magic xpi logs folder. Select one of the following from the drop-down list:
The project's ifs.ini file entry is DebugMDCRMComponent
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Debug Log SharePoint
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Activates the SharePoint component log that is created under the Magic xpi logs folder. Select one of the following from the drop-down list:
The project's ifs.ini file entry is: DebugSharepointComponent
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Debug Log Exchange
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Activates the Exchange 2007 component log that is created under the Magic xpi logs folder. In Trigger mode, Exchange 2007 trace files are created in addition to the component log. Select one of the following from the drop-down list:
The project's ifs.ini file entry is: DebugExchangeComponent
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Once you have made the required changes, click OK to update the ifs.ini file.
To access the IFS Settings interface from the Magic xpi Studio:
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If a project is currently open in the Magic xpi Studio: On the Project menu, click IFS Settings to open the IFS Settings dialog box. If the project already has an ifs.ini file, the flags' values are read from and written to this specific ifs.ini file. If the project's ifs.ini does not yet exist, the ifs.ini values are read from the ifs.ini template that is located in the Magic xpi root folder. When clicking OK, a new ifs.ini file is created in the project folder, containing the values that you set in the IFS Settings interface.
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If there is no project currently open in the Magic xpi Studio: On the Tools menu, click IFS Settings to open the IFS Settings dialog box. When accessed from here, the IFS Settings interface modifies the ifs.ini file, contained in the Magic xpi root folder, that serves as a template for new projects. The flags' values are read from and written to this template.
To access the IFS Settings interface from the Magic xpi Monitor:
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From Multi Project view: On the Environment menu, click IFS Settings to open the IFS Settings dialog box. This enables you to edit the ifs.ini file, contained in the Magic xpi root folder, that serves as a template for new projects.
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From Project view: On the Environment menu, click IFS Settings to open the IFS Settings dialog box.
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IFS settings accessed from the Magic xpi Monitor are applicable only to local machines.
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If the ifs.ini file does not exist, an error message is displayed.
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