1. OEPROP
OEPROP is a command-line utility used to display and manage properties in the server's conf/
openedge.properties file with similar functionality to mergeprop.
- The server's conf/openedge.properties file is in the instances' [CATALINA_BASE]/conf directory. For example: C:/OpenEdge/WRK/oepas1/conf
- Like mergeprop, new values cannot be added to or removed from an existing parameter with oeprop
- When a property is specified as a parameter to the oeprop command, the Group name must precede the Property name. For example: AppServer.SessMgr.maxAgents.
- Either individual properties or a set of properties can be merged from a file (-f) to openedge.properties (just like mergeprop).
- The instance needs to be restarted after changing the openedge.properties configuration.
- All options that can be used are provided in the menu: "oeprop -help"
OEPROP Examples:
- The current value of any group property name can be viewed by listing the property:
$CATALINA_BASE/bin/oeprop AppServer.Agent.oepas1.PROPATH
- To modify an individual property the existing value is replaced with the old value and the new value (ie: including the old value):
$CATALINA_BASE/bin/oeprop agentStartupParam=-T ${catalina.base}/temp -db C:/OpenEdge/WRK/sports2000
- To modify a set of properties from a file:
$CATALINA_BASE/bin/oeprop -f mynew.props
Where "mynew.props" is a text file with the configuration changes listed under the appropriate Section:
[AppServer.Agent.WebspeedABLApp]
PROPATH=
C:/OpenEdge/WRK,${CATALINA_BASE}/webapps/Items/WEB-INF/openedge, ${CATALINA_BASE}/openedge,${DLC}/tty,${DLC}/tty/netlib/OpenEdge.Net.pl
sessionActivateProc=
WebActivate.p[AppServer.SessMgr.WebspeedABLApp]
agentStartupParam=-T ${catalina.base}/temp
-db C:/OpenEdge/WRK/sports2000 A typical use-case example is provided in Article
How to add many entries to PROPATH of PASOE Instance all at once
2. TCMAN
TCMAN is a command-line utility which can also be used to manage the properties in conf/
appserver.properties or to view (only) the properties in conf/
jvm.properties. "
tcman help config" or "
tcman help feature" provides all options that can be used.
TCMAN config Examples:
- To view the CATALINA_BASE configuration (core Tomcat server’s configuration, conf/appserver.properties and .conf/jvm.properties):
$CATALINA_BASE/bin/tcman config
- To view a specific property, for example the current HTTPS port in /conf/appserver.properties:
$CATALINA_BASE/bin/tcman config psc.as.https.port
psc.as.https.port=8811
- To change and verify the HTTPS port number in /conf/appserver.properties:
$CATALINA_BASE/bin/tcman config psc.as.http.port=8821
To view the configuration change:
$CATALINA_BASE/bin/tcman config psc.as.https.port
psc.as.https.port=8821
TCMAN feature Examples:
- To view, server features contained in the /conf/server.xml file of an instance and their current status
$CATALINA_BASE/bin/tcman feature
- To enable, or disable the server features contained in the /conf/server.xml file of an instance.
For example, if only HTTPS has to be enabled, disable HTTP:
$CATALINA_BASE/bin/tcman feature http=off
- To display the status of a single server feature:
$CATALINA_BASE/bin/tcman feature http
HTTP=off
