Open Anzo uses properties files to configuring the server, and the services the server uses. Examples of these files can be found within the conf directory of an Open Anzo installation.

Database Properties

The database connection properties are described in Configuration The Database. Some other database properties that one might set are:

• org.openanzo.repository.database.clear=false
  This setting tells the server to clear out all the database tables on startup.

• org.openanzo.repository.database.nodeCacheSize=25000
  This setting sets the size of the node caches within the server. If your server has a lot of physical memory, setting this value higher can increase lookup speeds, but be sure to increase you java heap size.

Server Properties

There are a variety of different properties that affect the server.

• org.openanzo.repository.webserver.host = localhost
  This property sets what network interface the server will listen on. Only specify to limit listener to one adapter.

• org.openanzo.repository.webserver.port = 8080
  This property set what network port the server will listen on.

• org.openanzo.repository.webserver.timeout = 360000
  This property will set the maximum time a client request can take before the request times out.

• org.openanzo.repository.initFile= resource:/org/openanzo/model/initializeNew.nt
  This property points to an RDF file that is used to initialize a new server with ACLs, roles, users, etc..

• org.openanzo.repository.reset.enabled=true
  This property sets whether or not the reset operation should be allowed.

• org.openanzo.repository.reset.hard=false
  This property sets whether or not database tables are dropped and recreated on a reset call.

• org.openanzo.docroot = /tmp/web
  This property defines what files are exposed to the webserver under srv directory. ie http://localhost:8080/srv

Notification Server

The notification server is an embedded ActiveMQ server that provides realtime updates to clients.

• org.openanzo.repository.notification.broker.enabled=true
  This property sets whether or not to embed an ActiveMQ server within the server.

• org.openanzo.repository.notification.broker.host = tcp://localhost
  This property sets the host connection the notification server will use.

• org.openanzo.repository.notification.broker.port = 61616
  This property set the port the notification server will use.

Update Publisher

These properties relate to the login information that is used to publish updates to the JMS cloud to reach other users.

• org.openanzo.repository.notification.publisher.user = sysadmin
  This property defines the userID for the publishing agent

• org.openanzo.repository.notification.publisher.password = 123
  This property defines the password for the publishing agent

• org.openanzo.repository.notification.publisher.host = tcp://localhost
  This property defines the hostname for the notification server.

• org.openanzo.repository.notification.publisher.port = 61616
  This property defines the port that the notification server is using.

Text Indexing

These properties relate the the optional text indexing engine that Open Anzo provides.

• org.openanzo.indexer.enabled = false
  This property defines whether or not the indexing service is enabled.

• org.openanzo.indexer.lucene.indexLocation = /tmp/openanzo/index.lucene
  This property defines the path to the directory where you want the index to be stored on disk.

• org.openanzo.indexer.indexClear = true
  This property tells the indexer to clear all of its data on startup.

• org.openanzo.indexer.rebuildIndex = false
  This property tells the indexer to rebuild its index on startup.

Atom Endpoint

Properties used by the Anzo Atom endpoint

• org.openanzo.atom.publicuser = webuser
  The property defines the default user id used during unauthenticated Atom requests.

• org.openanzo.atom.publicpassword = webuser
  The property defines the default password used during unauthenticated Atom requests.

• org.openanzo.atom.binary.location = /tmp/store
  The property defines the path to the directory where you want binary Atom data stored.