Virtual Machine and Web Container Configuration¶
Click Configure to open the “Denodo Platform Control Center configuration”. In this screen, you can do the following:
Select the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) used to run the Denodo Platform servers and tools.
Configure the JVM parameters used to launch each Denodo server and tool.
Install a license file.
Select the ports that the Denodo embedded Web container listens for incoming connections.
To select the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) used to run the Solution Manager servers, click Configure and then, Edit. In this dialog, you can add a JVM present on your system that you want the Solution Manager servers to run with. The Solution Manager servers will run with the JVM that is selected on the list.
Although it is possible to change the JVM, we recommend running the
Solution Manager servers with the “Denodo (Internal JVM)”, unless you have used
the denodo-install-solutionmanager-8.0.zip installer, which does not include a Java
Runtime Environment (JRE).
To configure the JVM options of each Solution Manager server, click Configure and then, JVM options. This dialog has two tabs:
Memory options. In this tab, you can change the JVM parameters of each Solution Manager server. The section Configuration of the JVM Parameters from the Command Line explains how to change these parameters in a host without graphical support.
RMI host. In this tab, you can configure the RMI host name for each server of the Solution Manager. You have to change this if the host where the server runs provides several network interfaces. In this case, you have to specify a network interface (as an IP address or a host name) that is visible to clients that have to connect to this server.
In both tabs, next to each field there is a button (
) that can
be used to go back to the default value. The Ok button will save the
configuration changes, which will be applied in the next startup of the
affected programs.
To configure the ports that the Denodo embedded Web container listens for incoming connections, click Configure and enter the desired ports in HTTP port number, Shutdown port number and Auxiliary port number.
You can also configure these ports using Design Studio (or the Virtual DataPort Administration Tool). See section Server Configuration of the Virtual DataPort Administration Guide for information about how to do this.