Settings

Note: Removing the associated value will result in no administrative warning e-mails.

1. ‘xmpro’: All users will be presented with an XMPro login screen, and will only be granted access once a valid username and password have been entered.
2. ‘windows’: The XMWorkspace will attempt to log the connecting user in automatically using the user’s associated Active Directory credentials. If the credentials received does not match a valid configured user in XMPro, the user will receive an access denied error message.

Note: ‘Anonymous Access’ should be disabled on the XMPro website.

3. ‘saml2’: The XMWorkspace will attempt to log the connecting user in automatically using the user’s associated SAML credentials. If the credentials received does not match a valid configured user in XMPro, the user will receive an access denied error message.

Note: ‘Anonymous Access’ should be disabled on the XMPro website.

4. ‘mixed’: A mixture of the (aforementioned) ‘XMPro’ and ‘Windows’ and ‘saml2’ authentication modes. The XMWorkspace will first attempt to log the connecting user in using the user’s associated saml2 credentials, should this fail Active Directory credentials.  Should this login attempt fail the user will be presented with a login screen, and will be granted access once a valid username and password have been entered.

[dataSource]: The name of the SQL Server (‘(local)’ refers to the local machine).

[initialCatalog]: The name of the XMPro database.

[security]: Either ‘Integrated Security=SSPI’ for Windows authentication, or ‘user id=[sqlUserId]; password=[sqlUserPassword] for SQL Server authentication where [sqlUserId] is a valid user on the SQL Server and [sqlUserPassword] is the associated user’s password.

Note: This value maps to one of the directory names under the ‘\Skins’ folder where the default XMWorkspace skins are installed.

Note: Changes to the associated stylesheet files will not be reflected until the server is restarted.

Note: Setting the ‘LinesToAdd‘ property on an object group overrides this configuration value (therefore taking precedence).

Note: Setting this value to ‘0’ disables this feature.  Furthermore, ’10’ is the maximum number of attempts, therefore, setting this value greater than ’10’ will default to ’10’.

• ‘Server’: Any available location – client, proxy server, or host server.
• ‘Private’: Client from which the request originated.
• ‘Public’: Client or proxy server.
• ‘NoCache’: No location. This setting disables caching.
• ‘ServerAndNoCache’: Host server on which a request is processed.
• ‘ServerAndPrivate’: Host server on which the request is processed and client from which request originated.

Note: Setting this value to ‘0’ disables this feature.

‘(?=.*[a-z])’: Tests for a lower case character.
‘(?=.*[A-Z])’: Tests for an upper case character.
‘(?=.*[^a-zA-Z0-9])’: Tests for any special character, for instance @, #, etc.
‘(?=.{{8,}})’: Tests a minimum length (of 8 characters). To test a maximum length, use {{3,12}} for example, which would check that a value is at least 3 characters long and no more than 12. The following value would include all of the tests mentioned above:
‘^.*(?=.*\d)(?=.*[a-z])(?=.*[^a-zA-Z0-9])(?=.{{8,}})(?=.*[A-Z]).*$’

Note: Any change to this property must be replicated to XMAnalyzer Web.Config too.

Note: All files uploaded via a File Attachment control will be stored in this directory (if these controls have not been individually configured otherwise). Any valid UNC path may be used.  In the cases where files are saved to a different drive (that is not  a subdirectory in the XMWorkspace) a virtual directory will have to be configured to that directory in order for hyperlinks to be resolved successfully.

Note: This URL will be prefixed to all referenced file attachment objects in the XMWorkspace. When using a relative URL value the directory referenced must be configured as a virtual directory in the XMWorkspace on the server.

Note: Specifying the value ‘0’ will result in an ‘infinite’ time.

Note: The SQL Server stored procedures are created when the XMWorkspace is installed or upgraded.