OpenEdge Management and OpenEdge Explorer: Configuration

WebSpeed Transaction Server administration
Table 7–15: WebSpeed Agent Advanced Features properties (1 of 2)
Property Description
Application URL A server-relative URL (starting with a "\") to the
path of the application. If the Web server redirects
an incoming URL such that the SCRIPT_NAME
and PATH_INFO variables do not refer to the
application, setting this property allows an
application to create self-referencing URLs when
SCRIPT_NAME and/or PATH_INFO are not
correct. If this option is set, the value of the
applicationURL global variable available to
applications is set to this value instead of a
combination of SCRIPT_NAME and
PATH_INFO.
Default cookie path A server-relative URL (starting with a "\") to use
for all cookies if not explicitly specified in the
set-cookie() or delete-cookie() functions. The
default is the value of the AppURL global
variable.
Default cookie domain Domain to send cookies. The default is blank,
causing the Web browser to set cookies only for
the current host. If cookies must be available to
multiple hosts in the same domain by default, set
that domain name here; for instance,
.progress.com. Unless a value is specified for the
domain option for set-cookie() and delete-cookie()
functions, this value is used.
File upload directory Specifies a directory where WebSpeed servers can
upload files. Refer to the ubroker.properties file
for an HTML snippet that shows how to use this
feature.
By default this capability is disabled. To enable it,
specify an upload directory. Only text file upload
is supported, not binary.
Binary upload max size Specifies the maximum size (in bytes) of binary
files that WebSpeed handles. The application can
access the contents of the binary files through the
ABL language. Note that this property is not
related to the File upload directory property;
therefore, WebSpeed will not upload the file to a
directory. You can set any of the following
options:
• 0 — Binary upload is disabled.
• -1 — No maximum size of a binary upload;
binary upload enabled.
You can alternatively type any non-zero value
greater than 0 as the maximum size of the binary
upload.
Debug mode Whether the debug mode is enabled, disabled, or
using the default.
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