The customization UI introduced a few years back stores the property files in the DB. You can still query the property files using sci-get-property. So, no changes are required in your existing bps.
You need to deploy B2BAPI to leverage this feature. I hope the below IBM knowledgecenter helps.
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/b2b-integrator/6.2.0?topic=customizations-property-files
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KALYAN PAVAN KISHORE CHAKRAVARTHULA
IBM Technology Expert Labs
IBM
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Original Message:
Sent: Mon August 05, 2024 04:12 PM
From: Rodrigo Ricardo Pérez memije
Subject: replace reading properties in file system and use a database to read it instead
Is it possible to replace the properties file with a properties in a database in a table and use them through sci-get-properties() ? I see that the properties are stored in the Sterling cache. I know it would be slower, but it would have advantages like having everything centralized and better control over them. I can think of a Java task that reads the tables and generates a file in the filesystem, and it would continue to be used traditionally, but I'm not sure if it's possible to modify some configurations and read directly from the table. I appreciate your attention
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Rodrigo Ricardo Pérez memije
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