System Properties Follow

Directories

USER_HOME

Local storage directory for the ServiceManager.
A place for all recordings, services, html pages and other data.

DAILY_BACKUPS

Storage directory for periodical daily backups.

DB configuration

DB_SHOW_SQL

true to enable SQL logging for the ServiceManager DB, false otherwise. Have no effect on DB services.

DB_CONNECTION_POOL_SIZE

Number of (maximal) open database connections at any time.
Effects both the ServiceManager DB and DB Services.

UI Configuration

MANAGER_VIEWS_ALL_ENTITIES

true to allow users with manager role to view data of all users (but edit only their own data), false to allow managers view their own data only.

USE_ADVANCE_
JAVASCRIPT_EDITOR

Switches between the basic and advanced javascript/properties editors.
The advanced editor supports syntax highlighting, autocomplete, and more, while the basic editor is a simple text box.

SHOW_POPUP_ON_
SERVICE_LIMIT

(Used by old UI only) Display a popup message if the max allowed number of services is reached.

REDIRECT_TO_NEW_UI

Redirects the user to the new UI, whenever he tries to access a URL of the old UI. Set true to redirect, false to allow access.

Table Configuration

SERVICE_TABLE_COLUMNS

Visible columns in the Services List.
Possible column names: name, formUrl, fileName, linkedApps, enabled, lastModified, createdBy.
The type column could not be controlled.

PAGE_TABLE_COLUMNS

Visible column in the Pages list.
Possible column names: fileName, ownerApp, usedServices, lastModified, createdBy.

APP_TABLE_COLUMNS

Visible column in the Applications list.
Possible column names: name, description, numOfServices, numOfPages, lastModified, createdBy.

MCS_TABLE_COLUMNS

Visible column in the MCS Integrations list.
Possible column names: name, parent, methods, lastModified, createdBy.

VBCS_TABLE_COLUMNS

Visible column in the VBCS Integrations list.
Possible column names: name, lastModified, createdBy.

Password fields

PROTECTED_FIELDS

Field names that will be masked with * (usually password fields).

Form parameters

PLAY_FORM_BY_
PARAMETER_NAME

FORM_TIMEOUT

Tolerable time for Form service responses (milliseconds).
The execution will be aborted with timeout error if no response is received within this time limit.

HTML_TIMEOUT

Tolerable time for HTML service responses.

EXTERNAL_TIMEOUT

Timeout for external calls such as:
- Mirror services.
- JavaScript service – callExternalService().
- Forms’ record-without-installation init.

Both connect and socket timeouts will be set to this value:

Connect timeout = timeout until a connection is established.

Socket timeout = timeout waiting for data (a maximum period inactivity between two consecutive data packets).

Session Configuration

SESSION_*

User session management.

SESSION_MANAGER_
CONNECTION_POOL_SIZE

Pool size for Forms/HTML connections.
Set to 0 to disable connection pools and use direct access.

SESSION_MANAGER_
CONNECTION_POOL_
TIMEOUT_SECONDS

Time to keep connection in the pool alive before restarting it.

SESSION_MANAGER_
CORE_POOL_SIZE

Initial connection pool size (per URL).

SESSION_MANAGER_
MAX_POOL_SIZE

Maximal connection pool size (per URL).

SESSION_MANAGER_
COOLDOWN_DELAY

At periods of COOLDOWN_DELAY, at most CORE_POOL_SIZE new connections will be initialized (per URL).

USER_DATA Configuration

USER_DATA_TIMEOUT_
SECONDS

Threshold for keeping User Data.
User Data stores various types of data for the current user, such as open Form parameters.

USER_DATA_CLEANUP_
PERIODIC_DELAY_SECONDS

The interval between invocations of the User Data Cleaner.
The User Data Cleaner delete any UserData older than USER_DATA_TIMEOUT_SECONDS seconds ago.

Test Case Management Configuration

TEST_CASE_LOG_
EXPIRATION_TIME_
HOURS

Threshold for keeping old logs. Logs older than TEST_CASE_LOG_EXPIRATION_TIME_HOURS hours ago (in respect to the current time), will be deleted.

Login Configuration

LOGIN_SECURITY_BYPASS

Disable password validation and login everyone as administrators.
Set true to activate bypass, false to disable.

SERVICEMANAGER_API_
PROTECTED

true to secure the server side API, requiring username & password. false to avoid (rely on the client side authentication).

AUTHENTICATION_SERVER

On secured ServiceManagers (running with SSL), this should probably be activated with http://localhost:7001

PROXY_SERVER

Sets a proxy server for all outgoing HTTP request (partially supported)

Example:

PROXY_SERVER = http://username:password@host:port

PROXY_SERVER = http://host:port

PROXY_SERVER = https://username:password@host:port

PROXY_SERVER = https://host:port

PROXY_SERVER = AUTO
pick up the proxy settings of the JVM, either from system properties or from the browser running the application.

PROXY_SERVER = http://host:port, https://host:port
use the http proxy for http request, and the https proxy for https requrest.
username/password patterns may be used as well.

To see the proxy path in the ServiceManager log, set the following property:

log4j.logger.org.apache.http=DEBUG,H

And look for log lines like:

Opening connection {tls}->https://alexproxy:443->https://filesamples.com:443

WHOAMI_DNS

Custom DNS server to use for resolving hostnames from IPs.
Leave blank to use the default DNS found on the network

Security Configuration

SERVICE_AUTHENTICATION

Global authentication method for ALL services.
One of the following: BasicAuthentication | None | As_Configured.

Example:
SERVICE_AUTHENTICATION = As_Configured

The authentication method will be as configured per service (no overriding of the authentication method).

TICKET_SECRET

Ticket authentication: key for encrypting and decrypting tickets.
Should be identical on all ServiceManagers in the same LoadBalancer.
Auto generated by the ServiceManager when empty or absent.

OAUTH2_JWKS

OAuth2: URL of the public signing keys.

OAUTH2_ISSUER

OAuth2 expected issuer: JWT will be verified to include this issuer.

OAUTH2_AUDIENCE

OAuth2 expected audience: JWT will be verified to include this audience.

OAUTH2_HIDDEN_CLAIMS

OAuth2: (optional) Comma-separated list of claim keys that should not be accessible from input parameters nor printed in log.

LDAP_CONFIG

Name of the LDAP configuration file. Should be put in the Local Folder.

Recorder Configuration

SERVICE_RECORDER_
PORT

The Service Recorder will launched at the specified port.

SERVICE_RECORDER_
QUERY

Constant query passed to the Service Recorder at any call.

ALWAYS_CONNECT_TO_

EXISTING_RECORDER

When true, the recorder will only connect to an existing recorder session. (default: false)

RECORD_WITH_INSTALLATION

When true, the recorder will start recording sessions with installation. (default: false)

INSERT_SECOND_LINE_IN_FIRST

STATS_LOV_HAS_NO_RESULTS

Daily Backup Configuration

HOUR_OF_BACKUP
_EXECUTION

The hour for execution of daily backups.

Example:
HOUR_OF_BACKUP_EXECUTION = 20

Every day, at 20:00, the ServiceManager will automatically backup all its data.

MAX_BACKUP_FILES

Maximal number of daily backup kept.
When reaching the specified number of backups, the oldest backup will be deleted before creating a new backup.

Override Java Vendor

JAVA_VENDOR

Sets the vendor of the JVM.

(Vendor is the creator/maintainer of the JVM).

Query configuration

append.keys,

append.fields

append.defaults

Fields to replace initialization parameters in Oracle Forms and EBS, for example: config, server module.

keys - are the way the parameters are written in the orp file. ('server module').

fields - are the way you would like to expose this field, no special characters ('serverModule') - equivalent to the field in Keys.

defaults: set default value to the above fields, for example: key=value&key2=value2

***It is required to URI encode the values!

for example:

append.keys=config, server module

append.fields=config, server_module

append.defaults=config=%22ABC%22&server_module=%2Ffrm%2Fsbc%2Fdirectory%2F

(config="ABC" server module=/frm/sbc/directory/)

Log configuration

log4j.*

Internal logger configuration.

log4j.rootLogger

Details level of log messages.
Set to TRACE, H for very detailed log.
Set to DEBUG, H for less logging.