Windows Configuration
Externalized OpenCDS configuration options are stored in the locations below:
If running as a non-system user:
%HOME%\.opencds\opencds.properties
If running as the system user:
C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\.opencds\opencds.properties
knowledge-repository.type=<repository type> knowledge-repository.path=<repository path> config.security=<path to security config file> log4j.logfile=<full path to log file> km.threads=4
knowledge-repository.type
may be one of the three following values:STORE
SIMPLE_FILE
CLASSPATH
knowledge-repository.path
is the absolute or relative path to the configuration, depending upon which type is chosen (above).- Example configurations for SIMPLE_FILE may include:
C:/opencds/opencds-knowledge-repository-data/resources_v1.3
C:/opencds-knowledge-repository-data/resources_v1.3
- etc.
- The path for the
CLASSPATH
type is relative to the classpath of the running JVM (e.g., Tomcat).resources_v1.3
- Example configurations for SIMPLE_FILE may include:
config.security
 is the location of the security configuration for the REST services.- For an example configuration, see: REST Security
log4j.logfile
is the location used by OpenCDS to write the logs. This line is optional. Typical values may include:C:/opencds/opencds.log
- etc.
km.threads
is the number of threads per knowledge module.- This can increase throughput of the system, depending upon the number of rules being run for each request.Â
- Best practice shows that the number of
km.threads
should be kept to the same number of CPUs (or CPU cores).
PLEASE NOTE: The paths provided in opencds.properties on a Windows-based system must have either (1) all back-slashes escaped or (2) forward-slashes in place of back-slashes, otherwise the system will not start properly.  For example, if your repository path is at the root folder in C:, e.g., C:\opencds-kr\resourceAttributes, the path configured for knowledge-repository.path must be either C:\\opencds-kr\\resourcesAttributes or C:/opencds-kr/resourcesAttributes (note the forward-slashes).