System properties
The system properties page is used to configure basic settings for the framework.
The following table shows the properties on the page.
| Property name | Value | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| External Web URL | None | https://www.example.com:58080 | A partial URL that defines the location where browser requests are directed to reach the
Control Center. This property is required only when the network includes intermediate nodes that
change the request header to substitute a server name or port that is not reachable from your system. The
syntax is protocol://host:port. Control Center applications use this property to
generate URLs on your browser page. Note: Restart the FrameworkUI_EAR application for changes to this
property to take effect.
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| HTTP Request Header for Remote Address | Control Center writes the IP address that is associated with certain user requests to an audit or event log. By default, the address is the source of the HTTP request, which can represent the originating client computer or the last proxy or load balancer to forward the request. Use this property to identify which HTTP request header, if any, is used by Control Center to obtain the originating IP address of a client. | ||
| HTTP Response Headers | Pragma: no-cache | Cache-Control: no-store, no-cache | Expires: -1 | X-FRAME-OPTIONS: SAMEORIGIN | Specify any HTTP headers that are to be added to each HTTP response from the Control Center servlets and the web services. Use this property to control caching along the network response
path or for any other purpose. The HTTP headers that are specified in this property are not applied to static
content such as stylesheets or icon images. Each response header is of the form name: value. Specify multiple headers by separating them with the pipe symbol (|). To support multiple tabs, Control Center uses framing. Do not use the DENY option when the X-FRAME-OPTIONS response header is specified. Note: Restart the FrameworkUI_EAR application for changes to
this property to take effect.
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| Login User Exit | None | com.example.Loginuserexit | Fully qualified user exit class name for processing login requests. This user exit class is called when the user logs in for role-based authorization. |
| Logout URL | None | http://www.example.com | The URL that you are directed to when you sign off from the browser. If this property is
not specified when single sign-on is being used, you are directed to the welcome page. If this property is not
specified in a non-single-sign-on environment, you are directed to the login page. Note: When this property is
used in a non-single-sign-on environment, the URL specified in this property must revoke authentication for
the user. If it does not revoke the authentication, the user remains authenticated and unexpected behavior
might occur.
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| Single Sign On Enabled | No | Yes, No | Indicate whether single sign-on authentication is being used. If single sign-on authentication is being used, this property must be set to yes. If no value is specified for this property, it defaults to no. |
| Login Single Sign on User Exit | None | com.example.LoginSSOuserexit | Fully qualified user exit class name for single sign-on requests. This user exit class
is called when the user logs in for single sign-on. The user ID is set from the request header. Note: This
property is not used when Trust Association Interceptor++ (TAI++) is used for single sign-on.
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| Login Single Sign On User Exit Properties | None | properties_loc=value, |
Optional configuration properties for the single sign-on user exit class. Use delimited
name and value pairs to specify any extra custom properties that are needed as optional values by this user
exit. Note: This property is not used when Trust Association Interceptor++ (TAI++) is used for single
sign-on.
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| Navigation Preference | Default | Top (Multiple), Top (Single), or Side | Indicates where the navigation controls are displayed on the user interface pages. The controls are either at the top or on the side of the page. |
| Operational time zone | None | UTC (GMT +0:00) | The time zone to use for the timestamps in the reports. |
| Instance Name | None | Development, Test, Production | Name of the environment instance. The property can be referenced by any Payment Feature Services component. The value of this property is displayed in the banner portion of each
Control Center page. Note: Restart the FrameworkUI_EAR application for changes to this property to
be reflected in the banner.
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Actions
The actions that are available on the page are shown in the following list.
- Refresh, which looks like a circular arrow, redisplays the list of properties to show any changes that were made to the property values.
- Filter entry field. Typing text in this field automatically filters the records that are displayed in the table. The table displays only those records that match what was typed in the filter field.
- Property name link. To update a property, click the property name to open the system property dialog box.
- displays a page to select which columns are shown or hidden in the column layout.
- saves any changes that were made to the column layout.
- restores the page to its default column layout.
- opens the help page.