Spotfire.Dxp.Worker.Core.config file

This configuration file specifies settings for the service's communication with the Spotfire Server, and if sections in configuration files should be encrypted.

For information on working with this file, see Manually editing the service configuration files.


Setting	Default Value	Description
`<Spotfire.Dxp.Services.Settings`
`httpLoggingEnabled="false"`	False	Decides whether troubleshoot logging of communication problems should be on or off. Should only be enabled upon request by Spotfire support.
`webSocketsEnabled="true">`	True	Defines whether or not web clients should use WebSockets in the communication with the service. Note: If you are going to analyze streaming data in web clients, this variable must be set to `true`.
`soapReceivedMessageSizeKb`	65536	The maximum size, in kilobytes, for a SOAP message in a call to the server. If you do advanced searches in a large and complex library, you might need to increase this size.
`cookies autoTransfer=""`		Specify the cookies from the Spotfire Server that should be sent back on all requests in the format of a ; separated list, for example: "ARRAffinity;myCookie;myCookie2".
`<authentication hostsToAuthenticate="" />`		This setting is only applicable when system is setup to use delegated Kerberos. Specify a list of trusted sites/servers that should be allowed to authenticate using Windows credentials. The Spotfire Server is automatically added to this list. Also, the top domain of the machine running this service is added to the list (`serv1.b.x.com` is added as `.x.com`). Add other servers in the format of a ; separated list. To allow wildcard matches, start the host name with a star . For example: `.a.x.com;srv1.b.x.com;.y.com;server3` This will match `<Anything>.a.x.com OR srv1.b.x.com OR <Anything>.y.com OR server3`.
`<Spotfire.Dxp.Worker.Host>`
`<cryptography encryptConfigurationSections="true" protectSectionEncryptionProvider="DataProtectionConfigurationProvider" />`
`<cryptography>`
`encryptConfigurationSections`	True	On Windows: Set to `true` to encrypt sections of configuration files containing sensitive information. On Linux: Encryption is not supported.
`protectSectionEncryptionProvider`	DataProtectionConfigurationProvider	Name of the algorithm used when sections are encrypted.
`</cryptography>`