de.eplan.eec.jobserver.aliasurl

The EEC argument must be transferred with the following syntax:

-D<Argument>=<Value>

EEC argument	Usage
-Dde.eplan.eec.jobserver.aliasurl=<URL>	Only for Job Server and Worker
Annotation
The EEC argument is to be used optionally both for Job Server and for Worker. Entered in the initialization file of a Job Server: Reference to the address of the Job Server where it can be reached. Workers can register themselves automatically during the start at this address if the EEC argument -Dde.eplan.eec.jobserver.private.aliasurl is not specified. The user interface of the Job Server is represented under the specified address. Example: `-Dde.eplan.eec.jobserver.aliasurl=http://jobserverstation:8686` If the EEC argument -Dde.eplan.eec.jobserver.aliasurl is not specified, the name of the computer is used. The name of the computer can reference an official name via DNS. Entered in the initialization file of Workers: Workers register themselves during the start at this address if the EEC argument -Dde.eplan.eec.jobserver.private.aliasurl is not specified. Only the EEC argument -Dde.eplan.eec.jobserver.private.aliasurl should be used for new installations!

EEC argument

Usage

-Dde.eplan.eec.jobserver.aliasurl=<URL>

Only for Job Server and Worker

Annotation

The EEC argument is to be used optionally both for Job Server and for Worker.

Entered in the initialization file of a Job Server:

Reference to the address of the Job Server where it can be reached.

Workers can register themselves automatically during the start at this address if the EEC argument -Dde.eplan.eec.jobserver.private.aliasurl is not specified.

The user interface of the Job Server is represented under the specified address.

Example:

-Dde.eplan.eec.jobserver.aliasurl=http://jobserverstation:8686

If the EEC argument -Dde.eplan.eec.jobserver.aliasurl is not specified, the name of the computer is used. The name of the computer can reference an official name via DNS.

Entered in the initialization file of Workers:

Workers register themselves during the start at this address if the EEC argument -Dde.eplan.eec.jobserver.private.aliasurl is not specified.

Only the EEC argument -Dde.eplan.eec.jobserver.private.aliasurl should be used for new installations!

Tip

Environment variables of Windows are supported for this specification. Environment variables are enclosed by percentage signs, e.g. %WINDIR%. A percentage sign is masked by %% and can be used as part of a path specification.

Environment variables that cannot be broken up are listed in the ec.log log file and EEC terminates.