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How to Use the External JAR Configuration File

Starting from 10.30, you can customize the service-config.xml file from a JAR file and save it to the following directory to override the default configurations of the JAR file:

<UCMDB_Server_Home>\conf\service-config\<the_same_path_as_in_the_JAR>\

The directory structure under the service-config folder must be the same as the path to the service-config.xml file in the JAR file. For example, the following directories are for authorization.jar and reconciliation.jar respectively:

  • <UCMDB_Server_Home>\conf\service-config\services\authorization\service-config.xml
  • <UCMDB_Server_Home>\conf\service-config\services\reconciliation\service-config.xml

If a correctly configured service-config.xml file is present in the above location, the UCMDB server no longer loads the default configurations from the corresponding JAR file. Instead, the UCMDB server only loads the configurations specified in this external service-config.xml file for the corresponding JAR file.

Note

After you configure the external service-config.xml file as mentioned above, you need to restart the UCMDB server for the changes to take effect.

As an example of how to do this, see How to Modify the Maximum Number of Threads for the Data-In Service.