Redirect URL - A URL that you would like users who access the disabled application to be redirected.
If the
redirectUrl attribute is set to an empty string, instead of redirecting the user, the message specified in the
txtAppDisabled variable is displayed (this variable is located in the
...\JSXAPPS\base\locale\locale.xml file). By default, the
txtAppDisabled variable contains the message “This application is disabled.”, but can be changed and/or localized if desired.
Help File Locations - The following fields are used to specify the location of help files. By default, the help files are located on the TIBCO Documentation website,
https://docs.tibco.com. Some users, however, do not have Internet access. In those situations, the documentation can be downloaded and stored locally, then the path to the documentation can be specified in these fields.
Workspace User's Guide URL - This points to the
TIBCO Workspace User's Guide. The default value points to the TIBCO ActiveMatrix BPM documentation on the TIBCO Documentation web site. If you have downloaded and stored the help files locally as described in
Customizing Location of Help Files, enter the path/URL to the local
TIBCO Workspace User's Guide in this field.
Organization Browser User's Guide URL - This points to the TIBCO Organization Browser User's Guide. The default value points to the TIBCO ActiveMatrix BPM documentation on the TIBCO Documentation web site. If you have downloaded and stored the help files locally as described in
Customizing Location of Help Files, enter the path/URL to the local Organization Browser User's Guide in this field.
Get Binary LDAP resource attributes - Checking this box causes LDAP attributes that contain binary data to appear in the
LDAP Attributes list on the Organization Browser
LDAP Container Editor dialog, as well as when you are mapping LDAP attributes to resource attributes. As the binary data in the LDAP attributes is base-64 encoded, binary LDAP attributes can be mapped to resource attributes of type String.
Unchecking this box causes LDAP attributes containing binary data to not be displayed.
Use facade display names for attributes 1-40 - Checking this box causes “display names” to be shown for custom attributes 1-40 in the client application.
A work list facade must be deployed to the node. Work list facades are defined using TIBCO Business Studio.
Retrieve total count of events in Event Viewer
- Checking this box causes the total number of events to be retrieved from the server and displayed in the Event Viewer. This can be used to prevent the counts from being retrieved to improve performance when there are a large number of events.
If the total count is not retrieved and displayed, the user can still page through the list of events. When the end of the list is reached, a “You have reached the end of the list” message is displayed when the last page is reached.
Show the Logout Button - Checking this box causes the
Logout button to be displayed in the application. Uncheck this box if you are using single sign on (SSO) authentication (for example, Kerberos). In an SSO implementation using Kerberos, the session is controlled external to the application, therefore the
Logout button is not needed.
Also note that if you are hiding the
Logout button in an SSO implementation, you should also ensure that the
authenticationMode parameter's
mode attribute is set to "useSessionByDefault" so that the existing external session is used, and the
Login dialog is not displayed.
logoutPath - This controls the action taken when the
Logout button is pressed in the application. For details and a list of valid values, see
Logout Path.
Enable Callout Interfaces
- Checking this box allows you to enable and add the classes for each callout handler to implement. For information about callout handlers in general, see the “WCC Public Methods” chapter in the
TIBCO Workspace Components Developer Guide. And for more information about configuring callout handlers using the Configuration Administrator, see the “Using Configuration Administrator to Configure Callout Handlers” section in the same chapter.
