mtrl/cd_storage_conf.xml Secret

## cd_storage_conf.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Configuration Version="7.1" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="schemas/cd_storage_conf.xsd">
  <Global>
    <ObjectCache Enabled="false">
      <Policy Type="LRU" Class="com.tridion.cache.LRUPolicy">
        <!--
					The maximum size of memory used by the cache. The string must consist a number
					followed by units: "k" or "kb" for kilobytes; "m" or "mb" for megabytes (case insensitive)
				-->
        <Param Name="MemSize" Value="16mb" />
      </Policy>
      <!-- The Features element specifies classes that add additional functionality to the cache. -->
      <Features>
        <Feature Type="DependencyTracker" Class="com.tridion.cache.DependencyTracker" />
      </Features>
      <!--
					The optional RemoteSynchronization element specifies a remote Cache Channel Service.
					The remote Cache Channel Service is used to send messages between caches that are running
					on separate virtual machines. (For example, if the Broker and the Deployer run on separate
					virtual machines.)
					The Cache Channel Service must be running and listening on the configured host and port for
					remote synchronization to function.
					If this element is omitted, the cache does not use any inter-virtual machine cache communication.
					You must use the RemoteSynchronization element in conjunction with the Cache Channel service in
					order for objects to be updated or removed from the Broker's object cache when they are published
					or unpublished using the Deployer.
			-->
      <!-- RMI CacheChannel Connector example

			<RemoteSynchronization Queuesize="128" ServiceMonitorInterval="10000" FlushCacheDuringDisconnectInterval="20000">
				<Connector Class="com.tridion.cache.RMICacheChannelConnector" Host="127.0.0.1" Port="1099" />
			</RemoteSynchronization>
			-->
      <!-- JMS CacheChannel Connector example

			<RemoteSynchronization Queuesize="128" ServiceMonitorInterval="10000" FlushCacheDuringDisconnectInterval="20000">
				<Connector Class="com.tridion.cache.JMSCacheChannelConnector" Topic="topicName" TopicConnectionFactory="jndiNameOfConnectionFactory"/>
			</RemoteSynchronization>
			-->
    </ObjectCache>
    <Storages>
      <!--
				Overriding default Tridion dao bundles.
			-->
      <StorageBindings>
        <Bundle src="preview_dao_bundle.xml" />
      </StorageBindings>
      <!--
				Wrappers enhances the behaviour of DAOs for specific use cases.
			-->
      <Wrappers>
        <!--
			    Optional:
			    Wrapper definition for StorageLayer wrapping.
			    This element has the following attributes:
                    Name               The bean wrapper name.
			    -->
        <!--
				<Wrapper Name="WrapperName">
				</Wrapper>
                -->
        <!--
		        <Wrapper Name="UndoWrapper">
                -->
        <!-- Cleanup of old undo data can be enabled or disabled; default is enabled. -->
        <!--<CleanupEnabled>true</CleanupEnabled>-->
        <!-- PrunePeriod means Amount of time before data becomes invalid, as in anything older than 7 days. Default value is 7 days
					   PurgeInterval means Amount of time in between checking for old undo data. Default value is 24 hours -->
        <!--
					<PrunePeriod>7</PrunePeriod>
					<PurgeInterval>24h</PurgeInterval>
				</Wrapper>
                -->
        <Wrapper Name="SessionWrapper">
			<Storage
			Type="persistence"
			Id="defaultdb"
			dialect="ORACLESQL"
			Class="com.tridion.storage.persistence.JPADAOFactory"
			Url="jdbc:oracle:thin:@(DESCRIPTION=
				(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=oracle1.content-bloom.com)(PORT=1521))
					(CONNECT_DATA=
						(SERVER=DEDICATED)
						(SERVICE_NAME=pdborcl.content-bloom.com)
						(FAILOVER_MODE=(TYPE=select)(METHOD=BASIC)(RETRIES=180)
						(DELAY=5))
				))"
			Username="TDSUSER"
			Password="TDSPASSWORD"
			Driver="oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver" />
        </Wrapper>
      </Wrappers>
      <!--
                For Database elements of type sql, you can specify the pooling that
                should be used with a Pool element. This pooling is independent of the selected database driver.

                This element has the following attributes:
                    Type               The type should be either jdbc or tridion.
                    Size               Maximum number of connections to open.
                    MonitorInterval    Number of seconds between checks on the pool.
                    IdleTimeout        Number of seconds a connection can be idle before it is closed.
                    CheckoutTimeout    Number of seconds a connection can be checked out before it is returned to pool.
            -->
      <!--
				Configuration example for MS SQL Server 2008 R2 SP1 & 2012 SP1, using the MSSQL JDBC driver.

				The DataSource element specifies the class name of the DataSource to use and properties specific to the datasource.
				For the MSSQL JDBC driver the minimum set of properties to set are:
					serverName: name of the server that hosts the database
					portNumber: configuration of the port used for TCP/IP connections to the database. 1433 is the default port.
					databaseName: name of the database to access
					userName: username used to access the database
					password: password used to access the database
			-->
			<!--
      <Storage Type="persistence" Id="defaultdb" dialect="MSSQL" Class="com.tridion.storage.persistence.JPADAOFactory">
        <Pool Type="jdbc" Size="10" MonitorInterval="60" IdleTimeout="120" CheckoutTimeout="120" />
        <DataSource Class="com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDataSource">
          <Property Name="serverName" Value="TRAIN1" />
          <Property Name="portNumber" Value="1433" />
          <Property Name="databaseName" Value="Tridion_Broker" />
          <Property Name="user" Value="TridionBrokerUser" />
          <Property Name="password" Value="tridion" />
        </DataSource>
      </Storage>
	  -->
      <!--
				Configuration example for DB2 Version 9.7

				The DataSource element specifies the class name of the DataSource to use and properties specific to the datasource.
				For the DB2 Version 9.7 driver the minimum set of properties to set are:
					serverName: name of the server that hosts the database
					portNumber: configuration of the port used for TCP/IP connections to the database. 50000 is the default port.
					databaseName: name of the database to access
					userName: username used to access the database
					password: password used to access the database
					driverType: set to "4" to indicate a pure java driver so no client installations of the driver are required.


			<Storage Type="persistence" Id="defaultdb1" dialect="DB2" Class="com.tridion.storage.persistence.JPADAOFactory">
				<Pool Type="jdbc" Size="10" MonitorInterval="60" IdleTimeout="120" CheckoutTimeout="120" />
				<DataSource Class="com.ibm.db2.jcc.DB2SimpleDataSource">
					<Property Name="serverName" Value="SERVER_NAME"/>
					<Property Name="portNumber" Value="50000"/>
					<Property Name="databaseName" Value="DATABASE_NAME"/>
					<Property Name="user" Value="USER_NAME"/>
					<Property Name="password" Value="PASSWORD"/>
					<Property Name="driverType" Value="4"/>
				</DataSource>
			</Storage>
			-->
      <!--
				Configuration example for Oracle 10 and Oracle 11.

				The DataSource element specifies the class name of the DataSource to use and properties specific to the datasource.
				For the Oracle 10 driver the minimum set of properties to set are:
					driverType: set to value "thin". Indicates the type of driver to use, by using "thin" no oracle client installation is required.
					networkProtocol: "tcp". Indicates TCP/IP will be used for connectivity.
					serverName: name of the server that hosts the database
					portNumber: configuration of the port used for TCP/IP connections to the database. 1521 is the default port.
					databaseName: name of the database to access
					userName: username used to access the database
					password: password used to access the database
			-->
			<Storage
			Type="persistence"
			Id="defaultdb"
			dialect="ORACLESQL"
			Class="com.tridion.storage.persistence.JPADAOFactory"
			Url="jdbc:oracle:thin:@(DESCRIPTION=
				(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=oracle1.content-bloom.com)(PORT=1521))
					(CONNECT_DATA=
						(SERVER=DEDICATED)
						(SERVICE_NAME=pdborcl.content-bloom.com)
						(FAILOVER_MODE=(TYPE=select)(METHOD=BASIC)(RETRIES=180)
						(DELAY=5))
				))"
			Username="TDSUSER"
			Password="TDSPASSWORD"
			Driver="oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver" />

    </Storages>
  </Global>
  <ItemTypes defaultStorageId="defaultdb" cached="false">
  </ItemTypes>
  <!-- Specifies the location of the license file. -->
  <License Location="C:/inetpub/wwwroot/TestStaging/bin/config/cd_licenses.xml" />
</Configuration>
	<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
	<Configuration Version="7.1" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="schemas/cd_storage_conf.xsd">
	<Global>
	<ObjectCache Enabled="false">
	<Policy Type="LRU" Class="com.tridion.cache.LRUPolicy">
	<!--
	The maximum size of memory used by the cache. The string must consist a number
	followed by units: "k" or "kb" for kilobytes; "m" or "mb" for megabytes (case insensitive)
	-->
	<Param Name="MemSize" Value="16mb" />
	</Policy>
	<!-- The Features element specifies classes that add additional functionality to the cache. -->
	<Features>
	<Feature Type="DependencyTracker" Class="com.tridion.cache.DependencyTracker" />
	</Features>
	<!--
	The optional RemoteSynchronization element specifies a remote Cache Channel Service.
	The remote Cache Channel Service is used to send messages between caches that are running
	on separate virtual machines. (For example, if the Broker and the Deployer run on separate
	virtual machines.)
	The Cache Channel Service must be running and listening on the configured host and port for
	remote synchronization to function.
	If this element is omitted, the cache does not use any inter-virtual machine cache communication.
	You must use the RemoteSynchronization element in conjunction with the Cache Channel service in
	order for objects to be updated or removed from the Broker's object cache when they are published
	or unpublished using the Deployer.
	-->
	<!-- RMI CacheChannel Connector example

	<RemoteSynchronization Queuesize="128" ServiceMonitorInterval="10000" FlushCacheDuringDisconnectInterval="20000">
	<Connector Class="com.tridion.cache.RMICacheChannelConnector" Host="127.0.0.1" Port="1099" />
	</RemoteSynchronization>
	-->
	<!-- JMS CacheChannel Connector example

	<RemoteSynchronization Queuesize="128" ServiceMonitorInterval="10000" FlushCacheDuringDisconnectInterval="20000">
	<Connector Class="com.tridion.cache.JMSCacheChannelConnector" Topic="topicName" TopicConnectionFactory="jndiNameOfConnectionFactory"/>
	</RemoteSynchronization>
	-->
	</ObjectCache>
	<Storages>
	<!--
	Overriding default Tridion dao bundles.
	-->
	<StorageBindings>
	<Bundle src="preview_dao_bundle.xml" />
	</StorageBindings>
	<!--
	Wrappers enhances the behaviour of DAOs for specific use cases.
	-->
	<Wrappers>
	<!--
	Optional:
	Wrapper definition for StorageLayer wrapping.
	This element has the following attributes:
	Name The bean wrapper name.
	-->
	<!--
	<Wrapper Name="WrapperName">
	</Wrapper>
	-->
	<!--
	<Wrapper Name="UndoWrapper">
	-->
	<!-- Cleanup of old undo data can be enabled or disabled; default is enabled. -->
	<!--<CleanupEnabled>true</CleanupEnabled>-->
	<!-- PrunePeriod means Amount of time before data becomes invalid, as in anything older than 7 days. Default value is 7 days
	PurgeInterval means Amount of time in between checking for old undo data. Default value is 24 hours -->
	<!--
	<PrunePeriod>7</PrunePeriod>
	<PurgeInterval>24h</PurgeInterval>
	</Wrapper>
	-->
	<Wrapper Name="SessionWrapper">
	<Storage
	Type="persistence"
	Id="defaultdb"
	dialect="ORACLESQL"
	Class="com.tridion.storage.persistence.JPADAOFactory"
	Url="jdbc:oracle:thin:@(DESCRIPTION=
	(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=oracle1.content-bloom.com)(PORT=1521))
	(CONNECT_DATA=
	(SERVER=DEDICATED)
	(SERVICE_NAME=pdborcl.content-bloom.com)
	(FAILOVER_MODE=(TYPE=select)(METHOD=BASIC)(RETRIES=180)
	(DELAY=5))
	))"
	Username="TDSUSER"
	Password="TDSPASSWORD"
	Driver="oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver" />
	</Wrapper>
	</Wrappers>
	<!--
	For Database elements of type sql, you can specify the pooling that
	should be used with a Pool element. This pooling is independent of the selected database driver.

	This element has the following attributes:
	Type The type should be either jdbc or tridion.
	Size Maximum number of connections to open.
	MonitorInterval Number of seconds between checks on the pool.
	IdleTimeout Number of seconds a connection can be idle before it is closed.
	CheckoutTimeout Number of seconds a connection can be checked out before it is returned to pool.
	-->
	<!--
	Configuration example for MS SQL Server 2008 R2 SP1 & 2012 SP1, using the MSSQL JDBC driver.

	The DataSource element specifies the class name of the DataSource to use and properties specific to the datasource.
	For the MSSQL JDBC driver the minimum set of properties to set are:
	serverName: name of the server that hosts the database
	portNumber: configuration of the port used for TCP/IP connections to the database. 1433 is the default port.
	databaseName: name of the database to access
	userName: username used to access the database
	password: password used to access the database
	-->
	<!--
	<Storage Type="persistence" Id="defaultdb" dialect="MSSQL" Class="com.tridion.storage.persistence.JPADAOFactory">
	<Pool Type="jdbc" Size="10" MonitorInterval="60" IdleTimeout="120" CheckoutTimeout="120" />
	<DataSource Class="com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDataSource">
	<Property Name="serverName" Value="TRAIN1" />
	<Property Name="portNumber" Value="1433" />
	<Property Name="databaseName" Value="Tridion_Broker" />
	<Property Name="user" Value="TridionBrokerUser" />
	<Property Name="password" Value="tridion" />
	</DataSource>
	</Storage>
	-->
	<!--
	Configuration example for DB2 Version 9.7

	The DataSource element specifies the class name of the DataSource to use and properties specific to the datasource.
	For the DB2 Version 9.7 driver the minimum set of properties to set are:
	serverName: name of the server that hosts the database
	portNumber: configuration of the port used for TCP/IP connections to the database. 50000 is the default port.
	databaseName: name of the database to access
	userName: username used to access the database
	password: password used to access the database
	driverType: set to "4" to indicate a pure java driver so no client installations of the driver are required.


	<Storage Type="persistence" Id="defaultdb1" dialect="DB2" Class="com.tridion.storage.persistence.JPADAOFactory">
	<Pool Type="jdbc" Size="10" MonitorInterval="60" IdleTimeout="120" CheckoutTimeout="120" />
	<DataSource Class="com.ibm.db2.jcc.DB2SimpleDataSource">
	<Property Name="serverName" Value="SERVER_NAME"/>
	<Property Name="portNumber" Value="50000"/>
	<Property Name="databaseName" Value="DATABASE_NAME"/>
	<Property Name="user" Value="USER_NAME"/>
	<Property Name="password" Value="PASSWORD"/>
	<Property Name="driverType" Value="4"/>
	</DataSource>
	</Storage>
	-->
	<!--
	Configuration example for Oracle 10 and Oracle 11.

	The DataSource element specifies the class name of the DataSource to use and properties specific to the datasource.
	For the Oracle 10 driver the minimum set of properties to set are:
	driverType: set to value "thin". Indicates the type of driver to use, by using "thin" no oracle client installation is required.
	networkProtocol: "tcp". Indicates TCP/IP will be used for connectivity.
	serverName: name of the server that hosts the database
	portNumber: configuration of the port used for TCP/IP connections to the database. 1521 is the default port.
	databaseName: name of the database to access
	userName: username used to access the database
	password: password used to access the database
	-->
	<Storage
	Type="persistence"
	Id="defaultdb"
	dialect="ORACLESQL"
	Class="com.tridion.storage.persistence.JPADAOFactory"
	Url="jdbc:oracle:thin:@(DESCRIPTION=
	(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=oracle1.content-bloom.com)(PORT=1521))
	(CONNECT_DATA=
	(SERVER=DEDICATED)
	(SERVICE_NAME=pdborcl.content-bloom.com)
	(FAILOVER_MODE=(TYPE=select)(METHOD=BASIC)(RETRIES=180)
	(DELAY=5))
	))"
	Username="TDSUSER"
	Password="TDSPASSWORD"
	Driver="oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver" />

	</Storages>
	</Global>
	<ItemTypes defaultStorageId="defaultdb" cached="false">
	</ItemTypes>
	<!-- Specifies the location of the license file. -->
	<License Location="C:/inetpub/wwwroot/TestStaging/bin/config/cd_licenses.xml" />
	</Configuration>