Running the ant command to create a Service View cluster automatically makes the following updates to the viewservice.conf file. This file is located in the Viewnumber\conf folder; in the folder name, number specifies the cluster node number.
wrapper.java.additional.15=-Dtomcat.home="%USM_HOME%/viewnumber" wrapper.java.additional.17=-Dlog4j.configuration="file:%USM_HOME%/viewnumber/conf/log4j.properties" wrapper.java.additional.21=-Dcatalina.base="%USM_HOME%/viewnumber" wrapper.logfile=../../logs/ViewServicenumber.log wrapper.ntservice.name=ServiceViewnumber wrapper.ntservice.displayname=CA Service Viewnumber wrapper.ntservice.description=CA:CA Service Viewnumber
For example, if this cluster node is the first one being added to a Service View computer, then running the ant command creates a folder named View1\conf with a new viewservice.conf file. That file contains the following lines:
wrapper.java.additional.15=-Dtomcat.home="%USM_HOME%/view1" wrapper.java.additional.17=-Dlog4j.configuration="file:%USM_HOME%/view1/conf/log4j.properties" wrapper.java.additional.21=-Dcatalina.base="%USM_HOME%/view1" wrapper.logfile=../../logs/ViewService1.log wrapper.ntservice.name=ServiceView1 wrapper.ntservice.displayname=CA Service View1 wrapper.ntservice.description=CA:CA Service View1
wrapper.java.additional.9=-Djms.clientid=hostname_USMViewnumber
For example, if the host name is XYZ and this cluster is the first one, then this line is as follows:
wrapper.java.additional.9=-Djms.clientid=XYZ_USMView1
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