Configuration
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This page contains various configurations that will be used throughout the application.
Access this page through the configuration menu in the toolbar.
This is the general configuration of the application:
Application Settings
Group: the group identifier or namespace for your project.
Artifact: the unique name for your project or application within the group. It's the primary identifier for your application.
Package Name: the naming convention used to organize your Java classes that is derived from your group and artifact.
SMTP Timeout: refers to the maximum time (in milliseconds) that the email sending operation will wait for a response from the SMTP server before timing out.
File Storage Path: refers to the directory location on the server where your application will store uploaded files or other resources.
SOAP Connector: used as a connector for API using SOAP approach.
Name: identifier of the connector
Url: endpoint of the SOAP Endpoint.
Timeout: the configuration for the duration before the api times out.
Thread:
Async Pool Size: refers to the number of threads that are available in the asynchronous task execution pool.
Async Queue Capacity:: refers to the maximum number of tasks that can be waiting in the queue for execution in the async task pool.
Async Max Size: refers to the maximum number of threads that the async task pool can expand to when the pool size is exceeded and the queue is full.
Schedule Pool Size: refers to the number of threads available for executing scheduled tasks.
This is the configuration for oauth2 in the application:
Authentication Settings
Client ID: a unique identifier assigned to an application that wants to access resources on behalf of a user.
Client Secret: a confidential string or password associated with the client ID. It's used to authenticate the application to the authorization server during the token exchange process.
Access Token Validity - Seconds: refers to the period of time (in seconds) for which an access token is considered valid. When a user authorizes a client application to access their resources, the authorization server issues an access token.
Refresh Token Validity - Seconds: refers to the period of time (in seconds) for which a refresh token is considered valid.
The configuration for the SSL in the application:
SSL Settings
Enabled: to enable/disable the SSL.
Key Alias: is a human-readable name that uniquely identifies a specific key entry within a keystore.
Key Password: is a password associated with the private key stored in the keystore.
Key Store: is a secure container that holds cryptographic keys, certificates, and sometimes trusted certificates.
Key Store Key: specifies the format of the keystore file. Common keystore types include Java KeyStore (JKS) and PKCS#12 (often with the .p12 or .pfx extension).
Key Store Password: is the password used to protect the entire keystore.
