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Chapter 25
Migrating from Pramati Server 3.0 to Pramati Server 4.1
New Server Configuration XMLs in Version 4.1
The server-config.xml in Version 3.0 has been split up into the following sub-configuration files:
server-config.xml for configuring the service information.
individual service config XMLs for configuring individual services.
Note: All types of Server nodes always run off server-config.xml instead of the earlier separate central
configurations. To recall, in Version 3.0 the embedded JMS server had emb-jms-config.xml, the cluster
node had cluster-config.xml as the central configuration stores.
New Service Configurators and other XMLs in Version 4.1
•deploy-config.xml
•jms-config.xml
•ejb-cache.xml
resource-config.xml
•web-config.xml
management-config.xml
•dashboard.xml
history-collector.xml
•alerts-config.xml
logging-config.xml
•web-cache.xml
•web-lbconfig.xml
New configuration tags in deploy-config.xml
Handling of RARs
connector-config.xml has been removed. The contents are now in pramati-j2ee-server.xml.
Table 10: Configuration tags in deploy-config XML
New Tag Purpose
<application-hooks> for per application hooks
<classloader-for-multiple-apps enabled="false"> for using single classloader for group of applications
<application-properties versioning-enabled="true"> for versioning of applications
<out-of-process-compilation enabled="false"> for out of the process compilation
<auto-deploy> the path of the auto deploy directory
<startup-hooks> for Server hooks
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