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Content Management Service Process Properties

The Content Management Service runs the Content Management Service process on the same node as the service. When you select the Content Management Service in the Administrator tool, you can view the service process for the Content Management Service on the Processes tab.
You can view the node properties for the service process on the Processes tab. Select the node to view the service process properties.
You can configure the following types of Content Management Service process properties:
If you update any of the Content Management Service process properties, restart the Content Management Service for the modifications to take effect.
Note: The Content Management Service does not currently use the Content Management Service Security Options properties.

Content Management Service Security Options

You can configure the Content Management Service to communicate with other components in the Informatica domain in secure mode.
The following table describes the Content Management Service security options:
Property
Description
HTTP Port
Unique HTTP port number for the Reporting and Dashboards Service. Default is 8105. Recycle the service if you change the HTTP port number.
HTTPS Port
HTTPS port number that the service runs on when you enable the Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol. Use a different port number than the HTTP port number.
Recycle the service if you change the HTTPS port number.
Keystore File
Path and file name of the keystore file that contains the private or public key pairs and associated certificates. Required if you enable TLS and use HTTPS connections for the service.
Keystore Password
Plain-text password for the keystore file.
SSL Protocol
Informatica recommends that you leave this field blank. The version of TLS enabled depends on the value. A blank field enables the highest version of TLS available. If you enter a value, earlier versions of TLS might be enabled. The behavior is based on the Java version for your environment.
For more information, see the documentation for your Java version.

Address Validation Properties

Configure address validation properties to determine how the Data Integration Service and the Developer tool read address reference data files. After you update address validation properties, you must recycle the Content Management Service and the Data Integration Service.
The following table describes the address validation properties for the Content Management Service process:
Property
Description
License
License key to activate validation reference data. You might have more than one key, for example, if you use batch reference data and geocoding reference data. Enter keys as a comma-delimited list. The property is empty by default.
Reference Data Location
Location of the address reference data files. Enter the full path to the files. Install all address reference data files to a single location. The property is empty by default.
Full Pre-Load Countries
List of countries for which all batch, CAMEO, certified, interactive, or supplementary reference data is loaded into memory before address validation begins. Enter the three-character ISO country codes in a comma-separated list. For example, enter DEU,FRA,USA. Enter ALL to load all data sets. The property is empty by default.
Load the full reference database to increase performance. Some countries, such as the United States, have large databases that require significant amounts of memory.
Partial Pre-Load Countries
List of countries for which batch, CAMEO, certified, interactive, or supplementary reference metadata and indexing structures are loaded into memory before address validation begins. Enter the three-character ISO country codes in a comma-separated list. For example, enter DEU,FRA,USA. Enter ALL to partially load all data sets. The property is empty by default.
Partial preloading increases performance when not enough memory is available to load the complete databases into memory.
No Pre-Load Countries
List of countries for which no batch, CAMEO, certified, interactive, or supplementary reference data is loaded into memory before address validation begins. Enter the three-character ISO country codes in a comma-separated list. For example, enter DEU,FRA,USA. Default is ALL.
Full Pre-Load Geocoding Countries
List of countries for which all geocoding reference data is loaded into memory before address validation begins. Enter the three-character ISO country codes in a comma-separated list. For example, enter DEU,FRA,USA. Enter ALL to load all data sets. The property is empty by default.
Load all reference data for a country to increase performance when processing addresses from that country. Some countries, such as the United States, have large data sets that require significant amounts of memory.
Partial Pre-Load Geocoding Countries
List of countries for which geocoding reference metadata and indexing structures are loaded into memory before address validation begins. Enter the three-character ISO country codes in a comma-separated list. For example, enter DEU,FRA,USA. Enter ALL to partially load all data sets. The property is empty by default.
Partial preloading increases performance when not enough memory is available to load the complete databases into memory.
No Pre-Load Geocoding Countries
List of countries for which no geocoding reference data is loaded into memory before address validation begins. Enter the three-character ISO country codes in a comma-separated list. For example, enter DEU,FRA,USA. Default is ALL.
Full Pre-Load Suggestion List Countries
List of countries for which all suggestion list reference data is loaded into memory before address validation begins. Enter the three-character ISO country codes in a comma-separated list. For example, enter DEU,FRA,USA. Enter ALL to load all data sets. The property is empty by default.
Load the full reference database to increase performance. Some countries, such as the United States, have large databases that require significant amounts of memory.
Partial Pre-Load Suggestion List Countries
List of countries for which the suggestion list reference metadata and indexing structures are loaded into memory before address validation begins. Enter the three-character ISO country codes in a comma-separated list. For example, enter DEU,FRA,USA. Enter ALL to partially load all data sets. The property is empty by default.
Partial preloading increases performance when not enough memory is available to load the complete databases into memory.
No Pre-Load Suggestion List Countries
List of countries for which no suggestion list reference data is loaded into memory before address validation begins. Enter the three-character ISO country codes in a comma-separated list. For example, enter DEU,FRA,USA. Default is ALL.
Full Pre-Load Address Code Countries
List of countries for which all address code lookup reference data is loaded into memory before address validation begins. Enter the three-character ISO country codes in a comma-separated list. For example, enter DEU,FRA,USA. Enter ALL to load all data sets. The property is empty by default.
Load the full reference database to increase performance. Some countries, such as the United States, have large databases that require significant amounts of memory.
Partial Pre-Load Address Code Countries
List of countries for which the address code lookup reference metadata and indexing structures are loaded into memory before address validation begins. Enter the three-character ISO country codes in a comma-separated list. For example, enter DEU,FRA,USA. Enter ALL to partially load all data sets. The property is empty by default.
Partial preloading increases performance when not enough memory is available to load the complete databases into memory.
No Pre-Load Address Code Countries
List of countries for which no address code lookup reference data is loaded into memory before address validation begins. Enter the three-character ISO country codes in a comma-separated list. For example, enter DEU,FRA,USA. Default is ALL.
Preloading Method
Determines how the Data Integration Service preloads address reference data into memory. The MAP method and the LOAD method both allocate a block of memory and then read reference data into this block. However, the MAP method can share reference data between multiple processes. Default is MAP.
Max Result Count
Maximum number of addresses that address validation can return in suggestion list mode. Set a maximum number in the range 1 through 100. Default is 20.
Memory Usage
Number of megabytes of memory that the address validation library files can allocate. Default is 4096.
Max Address Object Count
Maximum number of address validation instances to run at the same time. Default is 3. Set a value that is greater than or equal to the Maximum Parallelism value on the Data Integration Service.
Max Thread Count
Maximum number of threads that address validation can use. Set to the total number of cores or threads available on a machine. Default is 2.
Cache Size
Size of cache for databases that are not preloaded. Caching reserves memory to increase lookup performance in reference data that has not been preloaded.
Set the cache size to LARGE unless all the reference data is preloaded or you need to reduce the amount of memory usage.
Enter one of the following options for the cache size in uppercase letters:
  • - NONE. No cache. Enter NONE if all reference databases are preloaded.
  • - SMALL. Reduced cache size.
  • - LARGE. Standard cache size.
Default is LARGE.
SendRight Report Location
Location to which an address validation mapping writes a SendRight report and any log file that relates to the report. You generate a SendRight report to verify that a set of New Zealand address records meets the certification standards of New Zealand Post. Enter a local path on the machine that hosts the Data Integration Service that runs the mapping.
By default, address validation writes the report file to the bin directory of the Informatica installation. If you enter a relative path, the Content Management Service appends the path to the bin directory.

Rules and Guidelines for Address Reference Data Preload Options

If you run a mapping that reads address reference data, verify the policy that the Data Integration Service uses to load the data into memory. To configure the policy, use the preload options on the address validation process properties. The Data Integration Service reads the preload options from the Content Management Service when an address validation mapping runs.
Consider the following rules and guidelines when you configure the preload options on the Content Management Service:

Identity Properties

The identity properties specify the location of the identity population files and the default locations of the temporary files that identity match analysis can generate. The locations on each property are local to the Data Integration Service that runs the identity match mapping. The Data Integration Service must have write access to each location.
The following table describes the identity properties:
Property
Description
Reference Data Location
Path to the directory that contains the identity population files.
The path identifies a parent directory. Install the population files to a directory with the name default below the directory that the property specifies.
Cache Directory
Path to the directory that contains the temporary data files that the Data Integration Service generates during identity analysis. The Data Integration Service creates the directory at run time if the Match transformation in the mapping does not specify the directory.
The property sets the following default path:
./identityCache
You can specify a relative path, or you can specify a fully qualified path to a directory that the Data Integration Service can write to. The relative path is relative to the tomcat/bin directory on the Data Integration Service machine.
Index Directory
Path to the directory that contains the temporary index files that the Data Integration Service generates during identity analysis. Identity match analysis uses the index to sort records into groups before match analysis. The Data Integration Service creates the directory at run time if the Match transformation in the mapping does not specify the directory.
The property sets the following default location:
./identityIndex
You can specify a relative path, or you can specify a fully qualified path to a directory that the Data Integration Service can write to. The relative path is relative to the tomcat/bin directory on the Data Integration Service machine.

Advanced Properties

The advanced properties define the maximum heap size and the Java Virtual Manager (JVM) memory settings.
The following table describes the advanced properties for service process:
Property
Description
Maximum Heap Size
Amount of RAM allocated to the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) that runs the service. Use this property to increase the memory available tp the service. Append one of the following letters to the value to specify the units:
  • - b for bytes
  • - k for kilobytes
  • - m for megabytes
  • - g for gigabytes
Default is 512 megabytes.
JVM Command Line Options
Java Virtual Machine (JVM) command line options to run Java-based programs. When you configure the JVM options, you must set the Java SDK classpath, Java SDK minimum memory, and Java SDK maximum memory properties.
Note: If you use Informatica Developer to compile probabilistic models, increase the default maximum heap size value to 3 gigabytes.

NLP Options

The NLP Options property provides the location of probabilistic model and classifier model files on the Informatica services machine. Probabilistic models and classifier models are types of reference data. Use the models in transformations that perform Natural Language Processing (NLP) analysis.
The following table describes the NLP Options property:
Property
Description
NER File Location
Path to the probabilistic model files. The property reads a relative path from the following directory in the Informatica installation:
/tomcat/bin
The default value is ./ner, which indicates the following directory:
/tomcat/bin/ner
Classifier File Location
Path to the classifier model files. The property reads a relative path from the following directory in the Informatica installation:
/tomcat/bin
The default value is ./classifier, which indicates the following directory:
/tomcat/bin/classifier

Custom Properties for the Content Management Service Process

Configure custom properties that are unique to specific environments.
You might need to apply custom properties in special cases. When you define a custom property, enter the property name and an initial value. Define custom properties only at the request of Informatica Global Customer Support.