Named collections of configuration List of named collections

All Differences Figure 34. All Differences This is what a comparison between a collection and the current set of configurations looks like. It shows the differences of matching pairs of all configurations. Matching configurations where no differences appear are listed below. Non- matching configurations when the configuration appears in the collection only or in the current set only are also listed below. You can alter the options for differences comparison: whether it is case sensitive and whether the full text is shown or omitted. It is not recommended to show full text in all differences because the resulting page might get very long. Page 340 All Differences View collection Figure 35. View collection Collection content usually looks like this. When you click on the configuration name its view with actions is displayed. View configuration Figure 36. View configuration Page 341 View configuration This view shows a configuration stored inside a collection. You can see the comparison between this configuration and the current configuration by clicking on button Differences. You can also make this configuration the current with the Activate button after confirmation.

2. Registry Configuration

Registry configuration is used whenever you want to set up the database, registry parameters, or account properties. To access Registry configuration: 1. Log on as administrator or as a user with privilege to display the Manage tab. For more information, see Rules to Display the Manage Tab . 2. Click the Manage main menu tab. 3. Select the Registry configuration link under Manage tab. This returns the Registry configuration panel shown in Figure 37 . Figure 37. Registry Configuration The Registry configuration panel includes the following tabs: • Core Config • Database • Security Page 342

2. Registry Configuration

• Account • Group • Subscription In this part of the chapter, each of these sections settings is described in detail. Fields marked with an asterisk are the most important.

2.1. Core Config

Threads Maximum number of threads used in statement execution The default is 2. Mail SMTP Host Name, SMTP Host Port, SMTP Auth User, SMTP Auth Password, Default sender email, and Default sender name are used to set up the entity that sends emails on behalf the registry administrator. Retries in case of DB deadlock The maximum number of retries in case of DB deadlocks. This option doesnt appear in the Registry Configuration, y o u c a n e d i t t h e o p t i o n m a n u a l l y i n t h e c o n f i g u r a t i o n f i l e REGISTRY_HOME\app\uddi\conf\application_core.xml . After editing, add the attribute updateDB=”true” to the top level config tag to update the database from the edited configuration file. See more at Section 3, Configuration in Database

2.2. Database

This section details how to set up the database connection. The default values are set according to the database chosen at installation. Note Database installation, that is, creating the database schema and loading basic data, is described in Section 4, Database Installation . Page 343

2.2. Database