Engine Settings

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This section allows you to configure various settings for the server application.

 

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Figure 1: Engine Settings.

 

As it can be seen in Figure 1 has four sections were you can set different settings:

 

Connection Settings

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Figure 2: Connection Settings.

 

In the Connection Settings section you can see and edit multiple server properties:

IP Address - Specifies the XF Rendering Server IP. Double clicking on the property will allow you to modify the IP.
Port - Specifies the XF Rendering Server Port. Double clicking on the property will allow you to modify the Port.
Retry failed requests - You can set the value of the property on "True" or "False". It specifies if the Web Service will try to sent a new request in case the connection is reset by the XF Rendering Server.
Request timeout - Indicates how many seconds the web service will wait for a response from XF Rendering Server. The default value is 0, which indicates an infinite time-out period.
IP Address - Indicates the Data Aggregation Server IP. Double clicking on the property will allow you to modify the IP.
Port - Specifies the Data Aggregation Server Port. Double clicking on the property will allow you to modify the Port.
Retry failed requests - You can set the value of the property on "True" or "False". It specifies if the Web Service will try to sent a new request in case the connection is reset by the Data Aggregation Server.
Request timeout - Indicates how many seconds the web service will wait for a response from Data Aggregation Server. The default value is 0, which indicates an infinite time-out period.

 

Mail Settings

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Figure 3: Mail Settings.

 

In this section you can see and edit multiple mail properties:

Host - Specifies the name or IP of the SMTP Server.
Port - Specifies the port used to connect to the SMTP Server.
Username - Specifies the Username used to authenticate the sender on the SMTP Server.
Password - Specifies the Username used to authenticate the sender on the SMTP Server.
Enable SSL - Specifies whether the server uses Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) to encrypt the connection.
E-mail from Address - Specifies the default e-mail address.

 

Miscellaneous

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Figure 4: Miscellaneous.

 

Enable Setup Page - Enable Setup.aspx page.
Temporary Folder - Specifies the Ecrion Omni System temporary directory path.
XF Server Templates Path - Specifies the path to the XF Server Templates.
DAS Server Diagrams Path - Specifies the path to the DAS Server Diagrams.
BI Maps Path - Specifies the path to the BI Maps.
Delete Job Temp Folder on Error - Specifies if the temporary job directory is deleted in case the job finished with errors. It can be set on True or False.
Delete Job Temp Folder On Success - Specifies if the temporary job directory is deleted in case the job finished successfully. It can be set on True or False.
EOS Website URL - Specifies the Ecrion Omni System Website URL.
Java Memory Usage - Specifies the top memory usage for the Java Virtual Machine.
DITA-OT Path - Specifies the path for DITA-OT files.

 

Logging

Logging

Figure 5: Logging.

 

EOS UI Log Level - Choose between two levels of events to be reported. "Normal" will log information, warning and error events; "All" will also log diagnostic traces. 'Debug' will output a verbose diagnostic trace. To be used only when troubleshooting.

 

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Figure 6: EOS UI Log Level.

 

EOS UI Dump Stack Trace On Error - The stack trace is logged whenever an exception is thrown. This should be set to false; turn it on for troubleshooting, only when instructed by the Ecrion Technical Support.

 

EOS_UI_DUMP

Figure 7: EOS UI Dump Stack Trace On Error.

 

EOS Backend Log Level - Choose between two levels of events to be reported. "Normal" will log information, warning and error events; "All" will also log diagnostic traces. "Debug" will output a verbose diagnostic trace. To be used only when troubleshooting.

 

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Figure 8: EOS Backend Log Level.

 

EOS Backend Dump Stack Trace On Error - The stack trace is logged whenever an exception is thrown. This should be set to false; turn it on for troubleshooting, only when instructed by Ecrion Technical Support.

 

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Figure 9: EOS Backend Dump Stack Trace On Error.

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Log Folder - An existing folder that will receive the generated log files.
Log Files - Double clicking on the Log Files will open a folder were you can find all the Ecrion Omni System log files