Configuring Your JADE Software

The JADE initialization file enables you to configure JADE to your requirements. For details, see "JADE Initialization File", in the JADE Initialization File Reference.

The physical database layer or database engine of the JADE Object Manager can use the information stored in the [PersistentDb] and [TransientDb] sections of the JADE initialization file to configure itself to meet defined performance or resource constraints, or user preferences.

In a multiple-database environment, each database can have its own unique JADE initialization file and configuration parameters.

You can also:

Set options to specify your user configuration in the JADE command line, for use when running a JADE application from outside the development environment. For details, see "JADE Configurations", in Chapter 1, and "Format of the Server URI String", earlier in this chapter.
Specify your installation global preferences that apply to all JADE Browser and Painter windows for your JADE development environment work sessions in the installed JADE release. For details, see "Specifying Your Administration Options", later in this chapter.
Specify options in the jadehttp.ini file for use when accessing JADE applications from the Internet Information Server (IIS). For details, see "Configuring JadeHttp for Remote Connections", later in this chapter.
Specify options in the JadeWebSockets_IIS.ini file for use when accessing JADE applications from the WebSocket protocol. For details, see "Configuring the WebSocket Protocol", later in this chapter.
Specify options in the mod_ jadehttp module, for use when accessing JADE applications from the Apache HTTP Server. For details, see "Configuring Apache for Remote Connections", later in this chapter.