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  • Last Updated: October 26, 2026
  • 1 minute read
    • Corticon
    • Version 7.1
    • Documentation

When deploying with Corticon Deployment Descriptor (CDD) files, you might want to set deployment properties, such as controlling rule messages, in the CDD file so that the CDD fully describes the deployment configuration.

The properties in CDD file are set in name-value pairs, as shown:

<option name "name1" value="value1">
<option name "name2" value="value2">

The valid options in a CDD file and their values are as follows (each applicable default value is underlined):

Option name Value
PROPERTY_AUTO_RELOAD false | true
PROPERTY_MAX_POOL_SIZE 1 | [positive integer]
PROPERTY_MESSAGE_STRUCTURE_TYPE <null> | HIER | FLAT
PROPERTY_DATABASE_ACCESS_MODE <null> | R | RW
PROPERTY_DATABASE_ACCESS_RETURN_ENTITIES_MODE ALL | IN
PROPERTY_DATASOURCE_CONFIG_FILE_PATH [explicit or relative path] to datasource.xml
PROPERTY_DATABASE_ACCESS_CACHING_ENABLED false (default) | true
PROPERTY_EXECUTION_RESTRICT_RULEMESSAGES_INFO false | true
PROPERTY_EXECUTION_RESTRICT_RULEMESSAGES_WARNING false | true
PROPERTY_EXECUTION_RESTRICT_RULEMESSAGES_VIOLATION false | true
PROPERTY_EXECUTION_RESTRICT_RESPONSE_TO_RULEMESSAGES_ONLY false | true

Note: The default values of the RULEMESSAGES options can be overridden by settings in a server's brms.properties file. However, a payload can dynamically override these properties for each execution by adding execution properties to its payload.

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