Configuring the execution stack on Java SE
When you use Rule Execution Server in a Java™ SE environment, you can configure the execution stack in several ways.
- XU configuration properties for Java SE
You can set configuration properties for execution units (XU) by using the API of session factories or the XU configuration API. - Enabling JDK logging in Java SE
To define how the activity of JDK processes is logged, you can create a properties file. - Disabling log traces in Java SE
You can set the JDK logger, the XU logger, and Java SE rule sessions to write no logging information to the execution traces when rulesets are executed in a Java SE environment. - Changing connection pool settings in Java SE
In a Java SE environment, you can change the parameters of the connection pool in the ra.xml deployment descriptor, for example to fine-tune performance. - Activating the XU MBean in Java SE
To retrieve execution statistics and notify the execution unit (XU) of ruleset updates in Java SE, you must activate the XU MBean. - Storing Java SE execution traces in Decision Warehouse
You can store Java SE execution traces in Decision Warehouse by enabling ruleset monitoring and overriding the default settings for persistence to Decision Warehouse.
Parent topic: Changing the default behavior of the execution stack