General Configuration Dialog
The General Configuration dialog is used to specify information about the Java Runtime Environment, proxy server (if applicable), and character encoding.
Figure 10: The General Configuration Dialog
The following table describes the information that is specified in the General Configuration dialog.
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Note: This applies to Windows only. Select the Update System Path check box if you want your system PATH environment variable to be updated to include a reference to the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) location. Note: If you do not have the path to the Java DLL ( |
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Select the directory of the Java Runtime Environment you want to use. The drop-down list lists the available JREs on your system. If the JRE you want to use is not on the list, select Alternate location from the drop-down list; then the Java Environment (Alternate Location) field is enabled. Note: The directory that appears must point to the library directory underneath the JRE installation directory. For example, if the JRE is installed in C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-11.0.14, the Java Environment field must contain C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-11.0.14\bin\server. For more information, see Java Runtime Environment. For more information about choosing the correct JVM location, see Choosing Correct Java Virtual Machine. |
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Java Environment (Alternate Location) |
Use this field to specify an alternate JRE path if the one you want to use is not listed in the Java Environment field drop-down list. To activate this field, select Alternate location from the Java Environment field drop-down list; then enter the desired path, or click Browse to browse to the desired path. Note: A known issue is detected on UNIX systems that when you use the Browse button to specify the “Alternate Location”, the final directory you selected is duplicated. You must manually delete one of the duplicated directory names from the path after using the Browse button. |
Select this check box if you use a proxy server to connect to the Internet for HTTP requests. The Proxy Server and Port Number fields are enabled. If you do not use a proxy server, leave this check box cleared. |
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Enter the path to the proxy server you are using for HTTP connections if applicable. You must select the Use HTTP Proxy Server check box to enable this field. |
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Enter the port number used by the proxy server you are using for HTTP connections (if applicable). You must select the Use HTTP Proxy Server check box to enable this field. |
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Enter the encoding property that matches the encoding used on iProcess Engine. From iProcess Engine version 11.1, this is typically UTF-8. However, if you have not configured iProcess Engine to support UTF-8, it is a different value (for example Cp1252 for a Windows machine). For more information about the encoding property, see Setting Up Character Encoding. For more information about iProcess Engine’s support for Unicode UTF-8 and other globalization options, see the section "Using the TIBCO iProcess Suite in a Multilingual Environment" in TIBCO iProcess Engine Architecture Guide. |
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Audit User |
Enter the iProcess user name such as swadmin that is displayed in the audit entry. |
Audit Message |
Enter the message that is displayed in the audit entry. |