An IBM® FileNet® Collaboration Services installation has a properties file to configure settings for the application deployment in your environment. You can customize the site preference configuration settings by modifying this file.
The fncs-sitePrefs.properties file is in the configure/explodedformat/fncs/WEB-INF/classes subdirectory of the IBM Content Navigator installation directory.
The configuration parameters of the fncs-sitePrefs.properties file are described in the following table.
| Parameter name | Description | Default value |
|---|---|---|
| aeURI | URL for the application used for integration:
|
Value entered in the configuration manager tool |
| anonymousAccessEnabled | If your IBM Connections server
contains public or moderated communities, this setting enables users
to browse and download content from the libraries in those communities
without having to log in first. Restriction: Users who
access community libraries anonymously cannot create, modify, or delete
content.
This parameter requires additional configuration. For more information, see Configuring anonymous access to documents. |
false |
| enableSharedDrafts | This setting specified whether IBM Connections users can share drafts.
If you enable this setting, readers and editors can view drafts to
which they have been granted read access. However, the community member
must have read access to the community to view drafts. Restriction: If document approval is enabled on a library, only
community owners can view drafts.
|
false |
| hiddenClasses | A list of classes, in symbolic name or GUID form, that IBM FileNet Collaboration Services should hide from all users regardless of whether or not they are hidden at the Content Platform Engine level. | |
| hiddenProperties | A list of properties, in symbolic name or GUID form, that IBM FileNet Collaboration Services should hide from all users regardless of whether or not they are hidden at the Content Platform Engine level. | |
| fncsServerURL | URL to IBM FileNet Collaboration Services. By default, the application will infer the URL from user requests, and it does not have to be configured by an administrator. Define this setting if you wish to force all access to be through a particular URL, or if your proxy server settings cause the application to produce invalid URLs. | |
| fncsServerURLSecure | Same as the fncsServerURL setting, but for secure (HTTPS) connections. | |
| icURI | URL for IBM Connections used
for integration. The URL is not required if you do not use IBM Connections. It is collected by
the configuration manager, but any value defined here takes precedence. Example: http://sampleConnectionsHost:9080 |
|
| icConnectionsURI | URL for IBM Connections Common
application if you customized with a different context root than /connections.
If you use IBM Connections,
but have not customized the context root for the Common application, icURI parameter
is sufficient and this parameter is not required. Example: http://sampleConnectionsHost:9080/connections |
|
| icCommunitiesURI | URL for IBM Connections Communities
if you customized with a different context root than /communities.
If you use IBM Connections,
but have not customized the context root for the Communities application, icURI parameter
is sufficient and this parameter is not required. Example: http://sampleConnectionsHost:9080/communities |
|
| hiddenObjectStores | Conceals the display of libraries in the named object store. When the parameter is set to an object store symbolic name, the parameter is enabled. | |
| availableObjectStores | Enables the display of libraries that are in the named object store. When the parameter is set to an object store symbolic name, the parameter is enabled. | |
| cdhc_isEnabled | Required. Turns on/off FileNet Collaboration Services Content Download HTTP Cache support. | False |
| cdhc_rootPath | Required. The full path to the Content Download HTTP Cache location on disk (for example: c:\cdhc_cache or \\fncshost\share\cdhc|cache) | |
| cdhc_urlPath | Required. The proxy path configured in IBM HTTP Server for the Content Download HTTP Cache. For example: /cdhc_cache | |
| cdhc_maxCachedFiles | Optional. Maximum total number of cached files. | |
| cdhc_maxCacheSize_kb | Optional. Maximum total cache size (of all files), in kb. | |
| cdhc_maxCleanupTime_ms | Optional. Maximum time, in milliseconds, allowed for each cleanup operation. | |
| cdhc_minContentLifetime_s | Optional. Minimum time, in seconds, that a given file is kept in the cache. | |
| cdhc_cleanupInterval_s | Optional. Minimum time, in seconds, between each cleanup operation. Cleanup happens during Content Download HTTP Cache operations so the actual interval depends on when requests come in. | |
| cdhc_sizeThreshold_kb | Optional. Minimum size in kilobytes of documents for which FileNet Collaboration Services should use Content Download HTTP Cache. | 1 MB |
| cdhc_guardHeader | Optional. Name of a custom HTTP header, which should be configured in IBM HTTP Server and passed with all requests to FileNet Collaboration Services. If this value is configured but the header is not present on an incoming request, FileNet Collaboration Services will not use Content Download HTTP Cache (to prevent download failures when a client accesses FileNet Collaboration Services without going through IBM HTTP Server). | |
| downloadAndFollowEnabled | Directs the client application to set a user who downloads a document as a follower of content and collaboration metadata changes that pertain to the document. When the parameter is set to true, the flag on the embedded FileNet Collaboration Services download link enables automatic notifications of document-related activity in the client application. | true |