XXXXXXXX REVISE TO MATCH 6.2 REALITY XXXXXXXXXXXXXXThe prconfig.xml file is a XML file that defines installation and operating parameters for a Process Commander node, including: C-1938
Consult Configuration Settings Reference, a document on the Pega Developer Network, for more information on the contents and format of this file.
In a clustered system, a prconfig.xml
file is present on
each node.
Beginning with V6.2, many settings that in prior releases could be set only in the prconfig.xml file can optionally be set as dynamic system settings — data instances of the Data-Admin-System-Settings class. This approach eliminates the need to undeploy and redeploy your system to make changes to these settings. (As before, the new or updated settings take effect only the next time the system is restarted.
See How to create or update a prconfig setting.
This file typically is placed in the WEB-INF/classes
subdirectory of the application server directory. To view the
prconfig.xml
file for a node in your system:
Changes to this file may have dramatic effect on the operation and performance characteristics of your system. Make such changes only after careful planning and after review of documentation or consultation with Pegasystems support. Changes you make to this file take effect the next time you start the application server. OR DEPLOY
As a best practice, use an XML editor when changing the contents of this file. If no XML editor is available, use WordPad or a program editor rather than Windows Notepad.
As a best practice, use application server facilities to effect changes in this file:
prconfig.xml
file from the WAR
file or EAR file.When Process Commander is deployed as an enterprise application, the
prconfig.xml
file is contained in a jar file
\APP-INF\lib\prresources.jar
. BUG-3519 JAR NOT XML HITZM
7/26/06
In Process Commander releases before Version 5.1, an XML
file named pegarules.xml
served a similar function to the
prconfig.xml
file. The pegarules.xml
file is obsolete.
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