Web Service view
Figure 343. Web Service view
Properties
In addition to the standard properties (Status and Fault Cause), these properties support the Web Service.
| Property | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Public Server Port | number (defaults to 80) |
Specifies the HTTP client’s TCP port. The service listens on on this port for connections.
|
| Http Enabled (general) | true or false |
Turns the processing of HTTP requests on (
true) and off (false).
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| Public Server Port | number (defaults to 443) |
Specifies the HTTP client’s TCP port. The service listens on on this port for connections.
|
| Https Enabled (general) | true (default) or false |
Turns the processing of HTTPS requests on (
true) and off (false).
|
| Https Only (general) | true or false (default)
|
Configures the security of the connection.
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| Https Cert (general) | drop-down list of server certificates; defaults to tridium |
Specifies the alias of the host platform’s server certificate, which the client uses to validate server authenticity. The
default identifies a self-signed certificate that is automatically created when you initially log on to the server. It cannot
be deleted and should be used for recovery purposes. The default certificate is protected by the global certificate password.
If other certificates are in the host platform’s key store, you can select them from the drop-down list.
|
| X Frame Options | drop-down list | Prevents Cross-Frame Scripting (XFS) attacks. You choose whether or not a browser should be allowed to render a page in a
<frame> or <iframe>, thus possibly allowing your content to be embedded into other sites.
If a page specifies Sameorigin, browsers will prevent framing only if the top-level origin FQDN (fully-qualified-domain-name)
does not exactly match FQDN of the subframe page that demanded the
|
| Show Stack Trace (general) | true or false |
Controls if exception stack traces, when available, appear in error responses.
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| Web Launcher Module Caching Type (general) | drop-down list; defaults to Host |
Determines how a client using the Web Launcher caches modules.
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| Web Launcher Enabled | true (default) or false |
Enables (true) and disables (false) the use of the Web Launcher.
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| Min Threads | number (defaults to 4) | Ensures that at least four threads process at a time. |
| Max Threads | number |
Tunes large networks (those with many station components) to process more than a single thread at a time. It is the only visible
part of a shared thread-pool scheme for scaling large-jobs and allows the local station’s thread pool to grow uncapped.
Each thread uses one JDBC Connection to communicate with the database, so there are as many connections created as there are threads. Normally you increase this value to between 20 and 50 to improve performance when handling large volumes of data. |
| Thread Idle Timeout | hours minutes seconds (defaults to five hours) | Configures the amount of idle time to elapse before a thread times out. |