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sqlfire.drda.traceAll
sqlfire.drda.traceDirectory
Example
The following sample code shows how to start a Network Listener after specifying several properties.
import com.vmware.sqlfire.*;
// start a fabricserver if not running already.
FabricServer fserver = FabricServiceManager.getFabricServerInstance();
if (fserver.status() != FabricService.State.RUNNING) {
Properties props = new Properties();
props.setProperty("mcast-port", "23342");
props.setProperty("conserve-sockets", "false");
props.setProperty("log-level", "fine");
props.setProperty("host-data", "true");
fserver.start(props);
}
// commonly used network server properties
Properties netprops = new Properties();
netprops.setProperty("sqlfire.drda.minThreads", "10");
netprops.setProperty("sqlfire.drda.maxThreads", "100");
netprops.setProperty("sqlfire.drda.keepAlive", "1000");
netprops.setProperty("sqlfire.drda.sslMode" , "off"); // Other possible
values
// are "basic" for
encryption
// only with no
client
// authentication,
and
//
"peerAuthentication"
// for encryption
with
// SSL clients.
// now start a network server listening on port 4343.
NetworkInterface netserver = fserver.startNetworkServer("localhost",
4343, netprops);
System.out.println("started network server properties with \n" +
netserver.getSysinfo());
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Starting SQLFire Servers with the FabricServer Interface