The standard and certified mode output adapters provide several configuration properties.
These include:
| Property Name | Type | Description |
| Service | String | The Service property specifies the Operating System network UDP service that should be used to send/receive messages (for example, "rendezvous:5238"). If it is left blank, the service named "rendezvous" is used by default, with default port number 7500. |
| Network | String | If the Rendezvous daemon host computer has multiple Operating System network interfaces, the Network property must be used to specify which one should be used for Rendezvous message traffic (for example, "lan0"). Otherwise, this property may be left blank. |
| Daemon | String | The Daemon property specifies the name of the Rendezvous daemon host computer and the port number that should be used to communicate with it (for example, "myHost1:7675"). If this is left blank, the Rendezvous default port is used. |
| Subject | String | The Subject property specifies the Rendezvous Subject name to be associated with the outgoing messages (such as "Trades.Live"). Specify either Subject or SubjectColumn, but not both. |
| SubjectColumn | String | The name of a String column. The value of the specified column becomes the Rendezvous Subject name to be associated with the outgoing messages. Specify either Subject or SubjectColumn, but not both. |
The certified mode output adapter also requires the following properties:
| Property Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TransportName | String | (Required). The CM Correspondent Name. The value must conform to the Rendezvous identifier rules and must be unique across all connections to the Rendezvous daemon. |
| Ledger | String | (Required). The path and name of a file to use as the Rendezvous persistent ledger. The adapter stores Rendezvous-specific information in this file and allows the adapter to recover from disconnects and crashes/restarts. The file can exist anywhere within the file system, not just within the Sybase CEP directories. However, Rendezvous requires that it must exist within the local file system. |
The properties are described in the TIBCO Rendezvous documentation.