Title: ODE JBI and Axis2 properties overview
Category: documentation

<a name="ODEJbiandAxis2propertiesoverview-Introduction"></a>
## Introduction
ode-axis2.properties and ode-jbi.properties are used for engine configuration. 

<a name="ODEJbiandAxis2propertiesoverview-Commonproperties"></a>
## Common properties
Here, ode-jbi prefix is used. However for axis2, you need to replace it into ode-axis2. 

    :::properties
    # Database Mode ("INTERNAL", "EXTERNAL", "EMBEDDED")
    # What kind of database should ODE use?
    #   * "EMBEDDED" - ODE will create its own embbeded database (Derby)
    #              and connection pool (Minerva).
    #   * "EXTERNAL" - ODE will use an app-server provided database and pool.
    #                  The "ode-jbi.db.ext.dataSource" property will need to
    #                  be set.
    #   * "INTERNAL" - ODE will create its own connection pool for a user-
    #                  specified JDBC URL and driver.
    ode-jbi.db.mode=EMBEDDED
    
    # External Database [JNDI Name]
    # JNDI Name of the DataSource for the ODE database. This is only
    # used if the "ode-jbi.db.mode" property is set to "EXTERNAL"
    ode-jbi.db.ext.dataSource=java:comp/env/jdbc/ode
    
    # Embedded Database Name [String]
    # Name of the embedded Derby database. This is only used if the
    # "ode-jbi.db.mode" property is set to "EMBEDDED".
    #ode-jbi.db.emb.name=hibdb
    #ode-jbi.db.emb.name=jpadb
    
    # Internal Database Configuration using Tranql Vendor packages
    #For MySQL
    #ode-jbi.db.int.mcf=org.tranql.connector.mysql.XAMCF
    #ode-jbi.db.int.mcf.databaseName=ODE
    #ode-jbi.db.int.mcf.userName=root
    #ode-jbi.db.int.mcf.password=root
    #ode-jbi.db.int.mcf.serverName=localhost
    
    #For Postgres
    #ode-jbi.db.int.mcf=org.tranql.connector.postgresql.PGXAMCF
    #ode-jbi.db.int.mcf.databaseName=ODE
    #ode-jbi.db.int.mcf.userName=postgres
    #ode-jbi.db.int.mcf.password=postgres
    #ode-jbi.db.int.mcf.serverName=localhost
    
    #For SQLServer
    #ode-jbi.db.int.mcf=org.tranql.connector.sqlserver.XAMCF
    #ode-jbi.db.int.mcf.databaseName=ODE
    #ode-jbi.db.int.mcf.userName=sa
    #ode-jbi.db.int.mcf.password=sa
    #ode-jbi.db.int.mcf.portNumber=1433
    #ode-jbi.db.int.mcf.serverName=localhost
    
    #For Oracle
    ode-jbi.db.int.mcf=org.tranql.connector.oracle.LocalMCF
    ode-jbi.db.int.mcf.databaseName=XE
    ode-jbi.db.int.mcf.userName=ODE
    ode-jbi.db.int.mcf.password=ode
    ode-jbi.db.int.mcf.portNumber=1521
    ode-jbi.db.int.mcf.serverName=localhost
    ode-jbi.db.int.mcf.driverType=thin
    
    # Internal Database Configuration using generic JDBCDriverMCF
    #ode-jbi.db.int.jdbcurl=jdbc:mysql://localhost/ode?user=sa
    #ode-jbi.db.int.driver=com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
    
    # DAO Connection Factory class.
    # uncomment the following for hibernate.
    #ode-jbi.dao.factory=org.apache.ode.daohib.bpel.BpelDAOConnectionFactoryImpl
    
    # BPEL Event Listener
    # Uncomment the following for a debug output of BPEL navigation events.
    #ode-jbi.event.listeners=org.apache.ode.bpel.common.evt.DebugBpelEventListener
    #debugeventlistener.dumpToStdOut=on/off
    
    #Executor pool size
    ode-jbi.threads.pool.size=100
    


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## ode-axis2.properties
To configure those properties, please put ode-axis2.properties file in webapps/ode/WEB-INF/conf directory. 

    :::properties
    # HTTP connection pool used to invoke external services
    ode-axis2.http.connection-manager.max-per-host=100
    ode-axis2.http.connection-manager.max-total=100
    
    # Process dehydration
    ode-axis2.process.dehydration=true
    
    # Transaction factory
    #ode-axis2.tx.factory.class=org.apache.ode.axis2.util.GeronimoFactory
    #ode-axis2.tx.factory.class=org.apache.ode.axis2.util.JBossFactory
    #ode-axis2.tx.factory.class=org.apache.ode.axis2.util.TomcatFactory
    
    # Used to redirect traffic to localhost instead of routing again via load balancer in clustered environment
    ode-axis2.cluster.localRoute.targets=http://myloadbalancer.com:8080/ode/processes/
    ode-axis2.cluster.localRoute.base=http://localhost:8888/ode/processes/


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## ode-jbi.properties
For JBI distribution, those properties are zipped into Service Assembly. 
For SMX4 OSGi bundle distribution, those are in SMX4/etc/org.apache.ode.jbi.cfg file. 

    :::properties
    # Process Identifier Namespace [QNAME]
    # Namespace for processes created using the JBI integration.
    # This will be the namespace of the process identifiers (PIDs)
    ode-jbi.pidNamespace=urn:ode-jbi
    
    # Allow Incomplete Deployment ("true","false")
    # Should incomplete deployments be allowed? An incomplete deployment
    # arises when a service unit contains multiple processes and not all
    # of the processes can be deployed. If incomplete deployments are
    # allowed (true), the service unit will report success if any of the
    # processes can be deployed. If not allowed (false), a failure in
    # one process will prevent all processes from being deployed.
    ode-jbi.allowIncompleteDeployment=false
    
    # Class name of the message mapper that should be used to convert message
    # between ODE / NMS.
    # org.apache.ode.jbi.msgmap.JbiWsdl11WrapperMapper - use JBI WSDL 1.1 "wrapped"
    # org.apache.ode.jbi.msgmap.ServiceMixMapper
    # org.apache.ode.jbi.msgmap.DocLitMapper
    ode-jbi.messageMapper=org.apache.ode.jbi.msgmap.ServiceMixMapper