setEndpointProperties Command

You must set the SAP technical user account ID and password so that DOE-C can communicate with the SAP server. You may also want to set the HTTP timeout value to use when sending messages to the SAP DOE. You can use the setEndpointProperties Command to set all of these DOE endpoint properties.

Syntax

setEndpointProperties [-i|in inputXmlFile] [-o|out outputXmlFile] 
[[-a|--all] | [-p|--packageName name]] 
[-ds|--doePacketDropSize byteSize]
[-u|--technicalUser SAPUserAccount] 
[-pw|--password SAPUserPassword] [-t|--httpTimeout seconds] 
[-h|--help] [-sl|--silent]

Parameters

• -h|--help – Gets help on this command.
• -i|--in – Reads package name from input XML file. You can generate the XML file by using the -o parameter with the getPackages command.
• -o|--out – Saves command output to an XML file.
• -a|--all – Specifies that endpoint properties will be set for all deployed packages.
• -p|--packageName – Specifies package name for which endpoint properties will be set. Package name is followed by a colon and the package version number, with no white space; for example:

  -p myPkg:2.0

• -ds|--doePacketDropSize – Specifies the DOE packet drop size, in bytes. This is the size of the largest JSON message the DOE Connector will process on behalf of a JSON client; default is one megabyte. DOE messages larger than the DOE packet drop size, other than asynchronous search responses, place the subscription in the packet dropped state.
• -u|--technicalUser – Specifies the SAP technical user account to use when sending non-client-based requests.
• -pw|--password – Specifies the SAP technical user account password.
• -t|--httpTimeout – Specifies the HTTP timeout value, in seconds, to use when sending messages to the SAP DOE.
• -sl|--silent – Disables all user interactive questions; this option is mainly used when writing a batch file.