Communities configuration properties
Configuration properties control various features within Communities and also help in the optimization of server performance. They require a Communities application or server restart to take effect.
- activeContentFilter.enabled
When enabled, this property prevents the addition of active content (JavaScript) in any text input field.
This property takes a Boolean value: true or false.
Note: Disabling this filter introduces vulnerability to cross-site scripting (XSS) and other type of malicious attacks. See Securing applications from malicious attack for additional information.- descriptionSummary.size
This property determines the maximum number of characters in a community description to display in the Public Communities or My Communities view. It gets this information through the seedlist.
This property takes an integer value.
- explicitMembershipEntityLimit
This property determines the maximum number of members that a community can contain. This limit is the total number of people and groups added to a community. It does not count the number of people contained in a group towards this limit. The limit only applies to adding new members. If the limit is reduced, IBM® Connections does not remove people from communities to accommodate the decreased limit.
This property takes an integer value. The default value is 100000. Values greater than 100000 are not supported.Note:- A group added to community membership counts as one member.
- The limit applies to all community types (open, moderated, and restricted).
Decrease explicitMembershipEntityLimit to improve performance.
- group.enabled
Enables or disables the ability to add groups to communities. When owners click Add Members, they can choose to add Groups in the Members field.
This property accepts the following values: true or false.
- group.membershipCache.maximumAgeOnLoginInSeconds
When a user logs in, this property determines the maximum age of a group membership cache in seconds.
The value must be 0 or greater.
- group.membershipCache.maximumAgeOnRequestInSeconds
Determines the maximum age of a group membership cache in seconds across requests for a user
The value must be 0 or greater.
- pagingSupport.communityListTags.pageSize
Used by API calls that request tags. If you do not specify the count parameter in the API call, then the value listed in pagingSupport.communityListTags.pageSize is used.
This property takes an integer value.
- pagingSupport.dbNameTypeAhead.pageSize
Determines the maximum number of matching names to display in the type-ahead suggestion field when users start typing the names of people to add to a community. These names are retrieved from the SNCOMM.MEMBERPROFILE database table.
This property takes an integer value.
- pagingSupport.defaultPageSize
This property determines the maximum number of community bookmarks and feed lists displayed on a page. The default value is 10.
This property takes an integer value.
Decrease the number to speed paging.
- pagingSupport.ldapNameSearch.pageSize
Determines the maximum number of LDAP users returned when users click Search Directory to search the LDAP directory for a name when adding members to a community.
- pagingSupport.memberNameTypeAhead.pageSize
Determines the maximum number of users displayed by the type-ahead application when users click Search Directory to search the LDAP directory for a name when adding members to a community.
- pagingSupport.tagNameTypeAhead.pageSize
Determines the maximum number of tags displayed by the type-ahead application when users add new tags to a community.
- show.StartCommunity.To.Unauthenticated
When enabled, this property displays the Start a community button to unauthenticated users.
This property takes a Boolean value: true or false.
- task.EventLogCleanup.enabled
Enables or disables the event log cleanup task.
This property accepts the following values: true or false.
- task.EventLogCleanup.interval
Specifies the interval at which the event log cleanup task runs.
This parameter is specified using Cron format. For more information about using the Cron format, see Scheduling tasks.
When you change the interval property, the new schedule is registered the next time that Communities is started on any server in the Communities cluster (if there is one).
- task.LifecycleRetryQueuedEvents.enabled
Enables or disables the life-cycle retry queued events task.
This property accepts the following values: true or false.
- task.LifecycleRetryQueuedEvents.interval
Specifies the interval at which the life-cycle retry queued events task runs.
This parameter is specified using Cron format. For more information about using the Cron format, see Scheduling tasks.
When you change the interval property, the new schedule is registered the next time that Communities is started on any server in the Communities cluster (if there is one).