pg.failedProxies.

A comma-separated list of the HTTP ports on which Mediator and the deployed virtual services is available.

You can edit this parameter from the HTTP Ports Configuration field on the Mediator > Administration > General page in Integration Server Administrator.

A comma-separated list of the HTTPS ports on which Mediator and the deployed virtual services is available.

You can edit this parameter from the HTTPS Ports Configuration field on the Mediator > Administration > General page in Integration Server Administrator.

Specifies the minimum thread count for this interval pool. The default is 1.

Specifies the maximum thread count for this interval pool. The default is 1.

Specifies whether the interval thread pool must wait for queued tasks to complete during Mediator shutdown. Setting this parameter to true causes Mediator to shut down immediately, without waiting for the tasks to finish. The default is false.

Specifies the name of the interval processor pool. The default is IntervalPool.

Specifies the location of the locally persisted consumer applications that Mediator received from CentraSite. This file is updated periodically as long as communication with CentraSite is working. The default is resources\consumers\consumers.xml.

For internal use only. Specifies the locations of the consumer registered names store that Mediator received from CentraSite. This file is updated periodically as long as communication with CentraSite is working. The default is resources\consumers\registeredNames.xml.

This is an internal parameter. Do not modify.

Specify the primary HTTP load balancer URL and port number to use in http://hostname:portnumber format.

You can edit this parameter from the Load Balancer URL (HTTP) field on the Mediator > Administration > General page in Integration Server Administrator.

Specify the primary HTTPS load balancer URL and port number to use in http://hostname:portnumber format.

You can edit this parameter from the Load Balancer URL (HTTPS) field on the Mediator > Administration > General page in Integration Server Administrator.

Controls Mediator's behavior for load-balanced endpoints. The default is false, which means that in a load-balanced routing scenario, if a service fault is encountered in the response coming from endpoint 1, then Mediator immediately tries the next configured endpoint. There is no distinction on the type of fault present in the response from endpoint 1. However, if this parameter is set to true, then Mediator failovers only if the service fault is a downtime error (that is, if it matches one of the strings defined in the file:

Integration Server_directory\instances\instance_name\packages\WmMediator\config\resources\downtime-patterns.txt

Specifies the functional pool alias which is used to send run-time events and performance metrics using EDA.

Specifies whether to publish Lifecycle events to the EDA Destination. The default is false.

You can enable or disable this parameter from the Lifecyle check box on the Mediator > Administration > EDA/Database Configuration page in Integration Server Administrator.

Specifies whether to publish Error events to the EDA Destination. The default is false.

You can enable or disable this parameter from the Error check box on the Mediator > Administration > EDA/Database Configuration page in Integration Server Administrator.

Specifies whether to publish Policy Violation events to the EDA Destination. The default is false.

You can enable or disable this parameter from the Policy Violation check box on the Mediator > Administration > EDA/Database Configuration page in Integration Server Administrator.

Specifies whether Mediator collects and reports performance data to the EDA Destination. The default is true.

Note:

If this parameter is disabled, Mediator removes all policy actions and does not trigger metrics reports.

You can enable or disable this parameter from the Report Performance Data check box on the Mediator > Administration > EDA/Database Configuration page in Integration Server Administrator.

Specifies how often (in minutes) Mediator publishes performance data to the EDA Destination. The default is 60.

You can enable or disable this parameter from the Publish Interval field on the Mediator > Administration > EDA/Database Configuration page in Integration Server Administrator.

Specifies whether Mediator publishes the events and KPI metrics to the default EDA endpoint. The default is false.

You can enable or disable this parameter from the Emit to Default EDA Endpoint field on the Mediator > Administration > EDA/Database Configuration page in Integration Server Administrator.

Specifies whether Mediator publishes the events and KPI metrics to the database. The default is false.

You can enable or disable this parameter from the Emit to Database field on the Mediator > Administration > EDA/Database Configuration page in Integration Server Administrator.

Specifies the name of the default UniversalMessaging service defined in Event Routing Framework (ERF). This is configured in the <SAG_Installation>\ profiles\IS_default\configuration\event\routing>\services\UniversalMessaging\service-<service_name>.json file under the property @alias.

Specifies the transport protocol over which the OAuth2 access tokens is granted authorization. Set this parameter to true for HTTPS (the default) or false for HTTP.

If pg.oauth2.isHTTPS is set to true, specify a comma-separated list of the HTTPS ports on which the service pub.mediator.oauth2.getOAuth2AccessToken is available. For details about this service, see The Service for Obtaining OAuth2 Access Tokens.