properly configured.
outline.relational.cache.enabled=false
Above and below the "outline.relational.cache.enabled" property, modify the set of properties matching the "cache." and "relational.cache." naming conventions. The only property that must be modified in addition to "outline.relational.cache.enabled" is the "outline.info.*" property, which must be added for each Essbase connection to be cached in the following form:
## This is a list of CACHED_OUTLINE_INFOS to add into the database on startup ## (if they don't already exist) ## The format is: ## outline.info.#=ID|APPLICATION|CUBE|SERVER|URL|USERNAME|PASSWORD ## (The number '#' should increase from 0) ## Example: ## outline.info.0=example.sample.basic|Sample|Basic|essbase11121|embedded| admin|password outline.info.0=sample.basic|Sample|Basic|essprod01|embedded|admin|password outline.info.1=demo.basic|Demo|Basic|essprod01|embedded|admin|password
Next, you will need to deploy the Dodeca-Essbase servlet (dodeca-essbase.war) which you just modified. It should be deployed in the same manner as the dodeca.war file was earlier, according to the instructions provided for your application server.
For example, to deploy the WAR file in Apache Tomcat, simply copy the appropriate version of dodeca-essbase.war file to the \webapps directory of your Apache Tomcat deployment and start the application server. The dodeca-essbase WAR file will be unpacked and deployed into the webapps\dodeca-essbase directory.
If you wish to deploy multiple versions of the Dodeca-Essbase servlet in order to allow Dodeca to connect to multiple versions of Essbase, you will need to give each servlet a unique filename, such as "dodeca-essbase-9.3.1.war" or "dodeca-essbase-11.1.2.war". This allows the application server to distinguish between servlets when a request is made by Dodeca. If you need any additional information, please contact Applied OLAP for support.