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Corticon Server

Inside Corticon Server

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Table of Contents
  • About Corticon Servers
  • Inside Corticon Server
    • The basic path
    • About working memory
    • About Server properties
    • Multi-threaded execution
    • Reactor state
    • Server state
    • Dynamic discovery of new or changed Decision Services
    • Exception handling
    • Batch processing
    • Set Server startup to auto load CDD files
  • Corticon Server logs
    • How users typically use logs
    • How to change logging configuration
      • Configure logs
      • Configure log files
    • Troubleshooting Corticon Server
  • Performance and tuning
    • Rulesheet performance and tuning
    • Server performance and tuning
      • Server build properties
      • Server execution properties
      • Ability to allocate execution threads
    • Optimize pool settings for performance
    • Single machine configuration
    • Capacity planning
    • The Java clock
    • Diagnose runtime performance
  • Server Properties and settings
    • Settable properties described in context
    • Server registration with Web Console
    • Web Console server properties
  • Corticon Server API
    • Server in-process API
    • Server REST API
      • Error handling in the REST Management API
      • How to access the Vocabulary metadata of a Decision Service
      • The REST API Swagger documentation
Table of Contents

Inside Corticon Server

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  • Last Updated: July 16, 2025
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    • Corticon
    • Version 6.3
    • Documentation

This section describes how Corticon Server operates. The topics illustrate its enterprise-readiness.

Contents
  1. The basic path
  2. About working memory
  3. About Server properties
  4. Multi-threaded execution
  5. Reactor state
  6. Server state
  7. Dynamic discovery of new or changed Decision Services
  8. Exception handling
  9. Batch processing
  10. Set Server startup to auto load CDD files
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