Real Time Information Director User Documentation
 RTID Deployment 
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•  CLOSED_DEFER. In this mode, the Director saves each incoming document in 
a file for later processing. Files are saved in the OSS error folder. The Director 
returns a response of 200, indicating success. No entry is written to the server 
log. This option is used to capture documents while troubleshooting mapping 
errors, making it unnecessary for the source system to resend the documents.  
•  CLOSED_NOERROR. In this mode, the Director discards each incoming 
document and returns a response of 200, indicating success. No entry is written to 
the server log. This option is useful for testing—it confirms, for example, that 
documents are being received—but presumes that the data need not be inserted 
into the data store. 
•  CLOSED_ERROR. In this mode, the Director rejects each incoming document 
and sends an error response of 500 with a ProcessingClosed exception. No entry 
is written to the server log. This option is an alternative to CLOSED_DEFER but 
presumes that the source system or systems can later resend the documents. 
Properties Related to Logging 
RTID_TRANSACTION_LOG_TABLE 
Name of the table used for end-to-end transaction logging, as described in the RTID 
Management module. If this value is set, then transactions are logged in the specified 
table. If the value is blank or this entry is omitted from the property file, then transactions 
are not logged. 
ErrorHandlerClass 
Name of the class that defines how to handle errors when the Director runs outside the 
NonStop WLS environment. The default value is com.hp.rtid.errorhandler.ErrorHandler, 
which does not log errors or capture failed documents. 
FileErrorHandler is an example of an error handler that captures failed documents to a 
file. 
This property has no effect on logging to the WebLogic server log. 
LogFileName 
Name of a file to which log output is sent, as an alternative to the WebLogic server log or 
the System.out command line prompt.  










