Setting up connection pools for Domino

Set up connection pools for Domino as described in the Unwired Accelerator Administration Guide. Check the release bulletin as well. In summary, set the Domino-related properties in global.properties.xml:

ConnectionPools – by default, ConnectionPools is set to “defaultdomino.” The default ConnectionPool “defaultdomino” has a corresponding property file defaultdomino.properties in which Domino connection properties are defined. Each ConnectionPool name in the list must have its own property file <poolname>.properties in ...\webapps\onepage\WEB-INF\classes, as described in the Administration Guide.
ConnectionType – by default, ConnectionType is set to “WebSession.” Keep the default or change to either “diiop”, or “nrpc.”
- WebSession – A Domino connection type used to create a connection between Unwired Accelerator and a Domino server. The Domino connection is required if you plan to develop mobile applications using Domino Business Objects. A WebSession connection requires that the Domino server is installed on the same machine as the UA server. Other connection types include “nrpc”, and “diiop.” websession is the default.
```
database_path=
username=
password=
password_encrypted=false
```
  Modify the parameters for your environment.
- DIIOP – Domino Internet Inter-ORB Protocol (CORBA). A Domino connection type used to create a connection between Unwired Accelerator and a Domino server. A DIIOP connection requires a DIIOP port.
```
server=
diiop_port=
database_path=
username=
password=
password_encrypted=false
```
  Modify the parameters for your environment.
- NRPC – Notes Remote Procedure Call. A Domino connection type used to create a connection between Unwired Accelerator and a Domino server. A NRCP connection type requires the Notes client be installed on the same machine as the UA server, and the user must provide an ID file for authentication.
```
server=
database_path=
user_ID_file=
password=
password_encrypted=false
```
  Modify the parameters for your environment.