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wm.art.dev.connection:fetchConnectionManagerMetadata
This service returns the connection manager metadata properties that are predefined for all connections, such as poolable, minimumPoolSize, maximumPoolSize, and others. (These are the properties of connectionManagerSettings.) No inputs are required to run this service.
The service returns a connectionManagerProperties array containing all metadata associated with each of the connection manager properties. Of particular interest are the systemName, parameterType, defaultValue, and isRequiredattributes, which you can use to configure a connection node.
Input Parameters
None.
Output Parameters
connectionManagerProperties[n]
IData. Required. An n-dimensioned array of connection manager properties.
.systemName
String. Required. The internal property name, which is one of the following: poolable, minimumPoolSize, maximumPoolSize, poolIncrementSize, blockingTimeout, or expireTimeout.
.displayName
String. Required. The external displayable property name.
.description
String. Required. The displayable property description.
.parameterType
String. Required. The data type of property; see note 1.
.groupURL
String. Not applicable to connection manager properties.
.groupName
String. Not applicable to connection manager properties.
.tupleName
String. Not applicable to connection manager properties.
.treeName
String. Not applicable to connection manager properties.
.treeDelimiter
String. Not applicable to connection manager properties.
.resourceDomain
String. Not applicable to connection manager properties.
.defaultValue
String. The default property value.
.isRequired
Boolean. Specifies whether the property is required.
Note:
The following Java data types are supported for connections: char, short, int, long, float, double, boolean, java.lang.String, java.lang.Character, java.lang.Short, java.lang.Integer, java.lang.Long, java.lang.Float, java.lang.Double, java.lang.Boolean. Arrays are not currently supported.