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svn commit: r1358202 -
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Author: heshan
Date: Fri Jul 6 13:39:02 2012
New Revision: 1358202
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?rev=1358202&view=rev
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incubator/airavata/site/trunk/content/airavata/documentation/howto/howto.mdtext
Modified: incubator/airavata/site/trunk/content/airavata/documentation/howto/howto.mdtext
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Yes, WS-Messenger supports in-memory messaging. If you want to change message broker or message box to be in memory you simply have to change the appropriate property in
msgBroker.properties and msgBox.properties as below.
- * For Message Box - AIRAVATA_HOME/standalone-server/conf/msgBox.properties - msgBox.usedatabase=true
- * For Message Broker - AIRAVATA_HOME/standalone-server/conf/msgBroker.properties - broker.storage.type=memory
+* For Message Box - AIRAVATA_HOME/standalone-server/conf/msgBox.properties - msgBox.usedatabase=true
+* For Message Broker - AIRAVATA_HOME/standalone-server/conf/msgBroker.properties - broker.storage.type=memory
### How to use XBaya Arguments
XBaya can be started using AIRAVATA_HOME/bin/xbaya-gui.sh in the binary distribution.
During XBaya startup you can give number of arguments for quick detail you can run xbaya-gui.sh with -help.
- * -help
- * -config - Users can put their configuration in to a properties file and give that file path as the argument value.
- In the properties file users can use following property names.
- * gpel-engine-url
- * gfac-url
- * msg-box-url
- * msg-broker-url
- * dsc-url.
- * -title - Title that you want to show in the XBaya GUI, if you set title as "My Workflow" You will see a title at the
- Top of the window as "Workflow - My Workflow".
- * -enableProvenanceSmartRun - This parameter can be used to enable smart rerun feature, which will keep track of inputs and outputs,
- if user provide the same inputs to the same service which was ran previously, Xbaya will not invoke the
+
+* -help
+* -config - Users can put their configuration in to a properties file and give that file path as the argument value.
+ In the properties file users can use following property names.
+ * gpel-engine-url
+ * gfac-url
+ * msg-box-url
+ * msg-broker-url
+ * dsc-url.
+* -title - Title that you want to show in the XBaya GUI, if you set title as "My Workflow" You will see a title at the
+ Top of the window as "Workflow - My Workflow".
+* -enableProvenanceSmartRun - This parameter can be used to enable smart rerun feature, which will keep track of inputs and outputs,
+ if user provide the same inputs to the same service which was ran previously, Xbaya will not invoke the
service again, it will simply use the output of the previous invocation.[true/false]
- * -enableProvenance - This is a parameter to let XBaya to store inputs and outputs in to Registry. [true/false]
+* -enableProvenance - This is a parameter to let XBaya to store inputs and outputs in to Registry. [true/false]
### How XBaya is going to pick Available GFac URLs