Table 1 shows the properties for the remote
client connectivity component:
Table 1. Remote Client Connectivity Properties
| Parameter |
Values (Default) |
Description |
| enableRemoteAccess |
true or false (true) |
Allow remote clients (for example, the web-based GUI) to access the Business Rules Manager. |
| remoteInterfacePort |
(1099) |
The port on the Business Rules Manager to use for Java™ RMI |
| remoteCommandInterfaceToken |
PDMRemoteCommandImpl |
The token used for constructing the RMI address for the Business Rules Manager client interface. It is usually used when running multiple instances of Business Rules Manager on a single machine so their RMI command interfaces can be isolated. |
| rmiInvocationPort |
0 |
Configures the Business Rules Manager RMI invocation services to occur on a
specific port. Normally, RMI invocation services use one of the ephemeral ports that is available in
the Java VM. This makes it hard to determine the exact port
that is used. For operating behind a firewall, it may be necessary to configure a fixed invocation
port to better control the usage of ports in the system. Setting this property to a positive,
non-zero value accomplishes this. A zero (0) value indicates that a randomly chosen ephemeral port
is to be used. |