Configuring SAP Mobile Platform Server

Configure properties for server communications and performance.

• Configuring HTTP/HTTPS Port Properties
  HTTP/HTTPS ports are initially set during installation. You can change the port numbers and other port properties in SMP_HOME\Server\config_master\org.eclipse.gemini.web.tomcat\default-server.xml.
• Configuring Push Notification Properties
  Configure properties to enable any type of notification to be sent from a back-end system to SAP Mobile Platform Server. For Apple push notifications, you may also need to configure additional properties for sending notifications from SAP Mobile Platform Server to APNS.
• Configuring Back-end Communications with an HTTP Proxy
  Configure communications between SAP Mobile Platform Server and back-end systems inside or outside the local network. When communicating with a back-end system outside the local network, SAP Mobile Platform Server uses an HTTP proxy. You can set up exceptions to the proxy for hosts that are inside the local network.
• Changing Database Connection Passwords
  If you are using a custom database for SAP Mobile Platform, you select and configure the database during installation. You can change the password after installation. Use caution when changing other database connection properties.
• Performance Properties
  Review and update selected properties to improve server efficiency.
• Reconfiguring the Windows Service After Server Configuration Changes
  If you change the server configuration by updating the SMP_HOME\Server\props.ini file, you must reconfigure the SAP Mobile Platform Server service.
• Props.ini Reference
  Some server configuration tasks require updating SMP_HOME\Server\props.ini.