REST Web Services Properties
The following properties can be modified when deploying REST
Representational State Transfer. An architectural style that specifies constraints, such as the uniform interface, that if applied to a web service results in performance, scalability, and modifiability, optimising services to work on the Internet. Web Services:
The JDBC Java Database Connectivity. The application programming interface (API) that allows Java programs to access databases. username that REST Web Services application uses to connect to a database is hardcoded to facilitate configuration.
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Property |
Default Value |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
restws_server_port |
9000 |
The HTTP(S) port to which REST Web Services is bound |
| restws_jdbc_password | N/A | The JDBC password that REST Web Services application uses to connect to a database |
|
restws_use_ssl |
true |
Flag, indicating if the HTTPS protocol should be used by the REST Web Services |
|
ssl_certificates |
N/A |
This property is a dictionary of three elements: "private_key", "certificate" and "ca". Each element is the path to the corresponding PEM file. If specified and |
| restws_lb_url | N/A | The URL of the LoadBalancer in the format <protocol>://<lb_hostname>(:<lb_port>) that serves REST WS application. It must be defined for the HA installation; i.e. when there is more than one REST WS server is defined. The port is optional and must be specified only when the non-standard port is used. |
| restws_allocated_heap_size | 4 GB | The size of the REST Web Service heap memory. Please ensure there is enough memory on the host to accomodate allocated heap sizes. |