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devel:documentation:systems:dev:scripted-jdbc-connector [2022/08/23 15:49]
apeterova Info about pooling configuration due to memory leak 		devel:documentation:systems:dev:scripted-jdbc-connector [2022/08/23 16:10] (current)
apeterova path to the scripts for appliance
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   * set script path on filesystem (recommended)   * set script path on filesystem (recommended)
   * set an inline script (recommended only for deployments without FS)   * set an inline script (recommended only for deployments without FS)
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 +If you run CzechIdM on appliance, you can place the scripts inside /data/volumes/czechidm/data/ folder, create e.g. a folder /data/volumes/czechidm/data/ourSystemScripts. Then the script path configured in CzechIdM will be e.g. /opt/czechidm/data/ourSystemScripts/search.groovy.
  
 Another useful setting is "Reload script on execution" (reloadScriptOnExecution), which mainly helps during the development stage. This option should be turned off in production, because reloading (recompiling) the Groovy scripts takes time and memory. However, when you need to upgrade the script and this option is turned off, then you have to restart IdM, otherwise the new version of the script wouldn't be loaded. Don't turn on the option "Reload script on execution" only temporarily, because it may not preserve the loaded newer version of the script, after you turn the option off again! Another useful setting is "Reload script on execution" (reloadScriptOnExecution), which mainly helps during the development stage. This option should be turned off in production, because reloading (recompiling) the Groovy scripts takes time and memory. However, when you need to upgrade the script and this option is turned off, then you have to restart IdM, otherwise the new version of the script wouldn't be loaded. Don't turn on the option "Reload script on execution" only temporarily, because it may not preserve the loaded newer version of the script, after you turn the option off again!
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