Modules

Administration ConsoleClosed An operations web console that allows batch jobs to be scheduled, run manually and monitored. The console also provides for viewing and modification of business and user applicable system configuration. modules are JAR packages that contain the code for all the processes, jobs and daemons that make up the console functionality. In the Modules screen, you can configure system-wide parameters, application parameters and parameters for all modules installed on the system.

When you access the Modules screen, all groups of CMPClosed Converged Monetisation Platform. The MDS Global product that supports customer care and billing for digital service providers. modules for all CMP functional areas are listed with their descriptions, for example Sabre Server, AgentViewClosed The graphical user interface of the CMP that is typically used by Customer Service Agents to access CMP customer and billing data. In versions prior to CMP 8.0, this was called the CMP GUI., Bulk Action, Database, Web Services.

Expand the module to view a list of the properties and their current version numbers.

Click the module groupClosed In the Customer Manager Platform hierarchy, the highest level of the structure. The group level can be used to group corporates. Groups can hold financial information. name to go to the Modules screen for that group. The screen lists the properties by Name, Version and Installation date.

The Sabre Server Modules screen offers more functionality. Here you can:

  • Edit module properties.

  • Add module properties.

  • Change the logging level for a module.

  • Redeploy a module.

The Sabre Server Modules screen lists the properties in a table layout with the following columns:

  • Name - the name of the module, for example sabre-workflow-monitor or sabre-mandate-revisions.
  • Version - the currently deployed version number for the module, for example, 1.11.28.
  • Description - a description of the module, for example MDS Ledger Adapter or Generic Outbound Adaptor Activity Daemon.
  • Parent - the parent module to which this module belongs.
  • Installation Date - the date and time the module was installed.
  • Jobs - a link to the Jobs screen, if applicable.
  • Daemons - a link to the Daemons screen, if applicable.
  • Probes - a link to the Probes screen, if applicable.

Click the table row for any module to expand it for more information:

  • Properties - The properties and their values are listed. They are grouped under headings for their relevant jobs or daemons so that you can locate them easily.
    Properties are editable. Hover your mouse over the info icon to display a pop-up window with a description of the property. You can also add predefined properties to modules. If you have edited a module's properties, you must redeploy the module for the changes to take affect.

You can use the Revert to Original function to undo any changes you made and restore the original parameter values.

  • Logger - The name of the logger for this module. You can change the logging level. The following levels are available:
    • WARN
    • OFF
    • FATAL
    • ERROR
    • INFO
    • DEBUG
    • TRACE.

For more information, see Logging.