Runtime Property view

This view displays the runtime properties for the StreamServer application.

Property	Description
License valid due	Expiry date for the license file.
License file	Path to the license file.
Temp compression enabled	Enables compression of the temporary files to save disc space. Files are gzipped. Enabling temporary compression affects performance.
Temp directory	The directory containing in the temporary files.
LXF cache size	Specifies the number of cache items (LXF documents) that can be stored. The cache will always try to cache static overlays. Static overlays stay in the cache as long as possible, and are only discarded when the StreamServer application is stopped.
LXF cache dynamic	Enables caching of dynamic overlays. Dynamic overlays are not cached by default because they decrease the performance of static overlays during larger jobs. When enabled, dynamic overlays stay in the cache between the preprocess and runtime phases and are not removed until after runtime is finished.
Working directory	The working directory for the StreamServer application.
WSIN enabled	Records a list of all incoming data that the StreamServer identifies. A separate file is created for each Message. This file shows the Fields and Blocks in the Message, and in the order in which the StreamServer processes them.
WSIN file name	If the WSIN property is enabled, the name of the file used for the Message data. You can specify a filename that is relative to the working directory for the application. Or, you can specify an absolute path and filename.
Recording mode enabled	Instructs the StreamServer to record the input data and create a sample file. All pages recorded are appended to the sample file allpages.<input connector name>. This file is created in the directory specified in the Grab file directory property.
Grab file directory	Specifies where sample files are saved when you use the Recording mode enabled runtime property, or run the StreamServer with the startup arguments -rec or -reconly.
Log level	Specifies the log level for the StreamServer application log. See Log level for StreamServer application logs.
Log file name	Specifies the name for the StreamServer log file.
Application process ID	An internal number identifying the application process.
Input connectors enabled	Specifies if the input connectors used by the StreamServer application are enabled. If you run several versions of the same Project in parallel and they use shared resources for input data (folder, HTTP port, email account etc), it can be useful to disable the input connectors for the old StreamServer application versions. The old application versions are still running, enabling documents stored in Message store to e.g. be submitted. However, no input data is picked up by these applications, which potentially can cause erroneous output. Also, regardless if you version your services or not, it can be suitable to temporarily disable input connectors of specific StreamServer applications. For example, if you want to increase performance for other StreamServer applications. Note: Service Request connectors cannot be disabled.
Mini Dump	See Generating dump files for applications on Windows.