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- check the
process list
setting for application A; if not configured then... - check the global
process list
setting; if not configured then... - check the
process engine
setting for application A; if not configured then... - check the global
process engine
setting; if not configured then... - use
none
as default
When handling timers and message events, the Process Engine of an application A uses the following rules to determine which part of the application Id should be ignored:
- check the
process engine
setting for application A; if not configured then... - check the global
process engine
setting; if not configured then... - use
none
as default
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Application.properties
Java Runtime configuration is done in aquima application properties:
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#global setting for the process engine, accepted values = none, project, version, all processengine.appid_ignore=none #per-application setting for the process engine; format = processengine.appid_ignore.<application name> = none | project | version | all processengine.appid_ignore.studio-RepositoryName1-ProjectName1=project processengine.appid_ignore.studio-RepositoryName2-ProjectName2=version processengine.appid_ignore.studio-RepositoryName3-ProjectName3=all #global setting for process lists, accepted values = none, project, version, all processlist.appid_ignore=none #per-application setting for process lists; format = processlist.appid_ignore.<application name> = none | project | version | all processlist.appid_ignore.studio-RepositoryName1-ProjectName1=project processlist.appid_ignore.studio-RepositoryName2-ProjectName2=version processlist.appid_ignore.studio-RepositoryName3-ProjectName3=all |
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Below an example is given to get a good understanding on how to address the properties:
Java aquimaapplication.properties
.Net properties
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