8.5.3 Details about the properties in the user property file
This subsection explains each property in the user property file.
To change a property's value, uncomment the property in the user property file and specify the desired value. The default values explained here are set automatically by the system after setup. A value in the file means that the value in the user property file has been commented out and is provided only when the value in the file differs from the default value.
- Organization of this subsection
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(1) System administrator's ID (ucnp.base.server.system.admin.userids)
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(2) JP1 resource group name for the entire system (ucnp.base.server.jp1auth.system.resource.group)
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(3) Logical host name of JP1/Base (ucnp.base.server.jp1auth.virtual.hostname)
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(6) Maximum size of a trace file (ucnp.base.server.trace.size)
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(7) Maximum number of trace files (ucnp.base.server.trace.backup.number)
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(8) Request issuing interval (ucnp.base.server.keepsession.interval)
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(10) Width of the menu area (ucnp.base.client.menu.frame.width)
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(11) Width of the Operational Flow area (ucnp.base.client.flow.frame.width)
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(12) Width of the Guide area (ucnp.base.client.guide.frame.width)
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(15) Whether to display the Logout button in the header area (ucnp.base.server.logoutbutton.display)
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(16) Whether the print function is to be used (ucnp.base.server.print.link.display)
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(17) Path of the logo image in the header area (ucnp.base.server.custom.head.logo)
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(18) Path of the main image in the login window (ucnp.base.server.custom.login.main)
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(19) Path of the background image in the login window (ucnp.base.server.custom.login.background)
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(20) Character string to be displayed in the login window (ucnp.base.server.custom.login.string)
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(21) Character string for the web browser's tab name (ucnp.base.server.custom.browser.title)
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(24) Whether to use the search function (ucnp.base.server.search.enable)
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(27) Maximum search hit count (ucnp.base.server.search.abort.count)
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(29) Whether to display the time zone in the header area (ucnp.base.client.timezone.display)
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(34) Whether to enable the maintenance function (ucnp.base.server.maintenance.enable)
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(36) Default group name (ucnp.base.client.menu.group.default)
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(39) Path of CSS files that are used in HTML parts (ucnp.base.server.htmlpart.css)
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(41) Whether to allow direct transition in an Operational Flow (ucnp.base.client.directjump.enable)
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(44) Design for Process Nodes that can transition directly (ucnp.base.client.directjump.design)
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(46) Color of relation lines in the Operational Flow area (ucnp.base.client.flow.connector.color)
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(49) Whether to use Suspend/Resume Plugins (ucnp.base.client.suspend.enable)
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(51) Whether to use the operation log function (ucnp.base.client.operationlog.enable)
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(52) Operation log output destination (ucnp.base.server.operationlog.path)
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(53) Maximum number of operation log files (ucnp.base.server.operationlog.backup.number)
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(54) Maximum file size for the operation log (ucnp.base.server.operationlog.size)
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(55) Settings for operation log output items (ucnp.base.server.operationlog.user.analyze.info)
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(58) Whether the audit log is to be used (ucnp.base.client.auditlog.enable)
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(59) Audit log output destination (ucnp.base.server.auditlog.path)
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(60) Maximum number of audit log files (ucnp.base.server.auditlog.backup.number)
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(61) Maximum file size for the audit log (ucnp.base.server.auditlog.size)
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(62) Analysis target in the Reporting window (ucnp.base.server.operationlog.report.target)
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(65) Host name of the target JP1/IM-SS (ucnp.base.client.jp1imss.hostname)
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(66) Port number of the target JP1/IM-SS (ucnp.base.client.jp1imss.portnum)
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(67) Host name of the target JP1/AO (ucnp.base.client.jp1ao.hostname)
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(68) Port number of the target JP1/AO (ucnp.base.client.jp1ao.portnum)
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(69) Whether the target JP1/AO is in an HTTPS environment (ucnp.base.client.jp1ao.https.enable)
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(70) Whether JP1 event association files can be used (ucnp.base.client.jp1ev.association.enable)
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(77) Grid width in the Operational Content Editing Window (ucnp.base.client.grid.size)
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(81) Whether to display the names of Content Editors (ucnp.base.client.editor.name.display.type)
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(82) Maximum number of Operational Contents (ucnp.base.client.menu.maxnum)
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(1) System administrator's ID (ucnp.base.server.system.admin.userids)
This property specifies the system administrator of Navigation Platform. Specify a user ID that can log in to Navigation Platform. This property cannot be omitted.
If you are specifying multiple system administrators, specify them in CSV format using the comma (,) to delimit the user IDs. You can specify a maximum of 20 user IDs. Do not place unneeded spaces before or after a user ID.
- Permitted values
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A string of single-byte alphanumeric characters excluding double quotation marks (")
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A string of a maximum of 31 single-byte alphanumeric characters per user ID
An empty character string cannot be specified.
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Default value: user1
- Supplemental notes
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The ucnp.setup.server.system.admin.userids property value specified during setup is set automatically in this property.
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This property takes effect only when a value other than JP1Auth is specified in the ucnp.setup.server.ldap.directory.kind property.
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(2) JP1 resource group name for the entire system (ucnp.base.server.jp1auth.system.resource.group)
This property specifies the JP1 resource group name for the entire Navigation Platform system.
This property takes effect only when JP1Auth is specified in the ucnp.setup.server.ldap.directory.kind property.
By specifying a unique value in this property (for example, in a system in which the editing environment is separate from the execution environment and the same authentication server is used in both environments), you can set the users who are permitted to access all Operational Contents in the execution environment.
For details about JP1 resource groups, see 4.3.1 JP1 resource groups supported by Navigation Platform.
- Permitted values
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A character string consisting of a maximum of 64 single-byte alphanumeric characters and underscores (_)
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Default value: HNP
(3) Logical host name of JP1/Base (ucnp.base.server.jp1auth.virtual.hostname)
This property specifies the logical host name of JP1/Base.
This property takes effect only when JP1Auth is specified in the ucnp.setup.server.ldap.directory.kind property.
If the ucnp.setup.server.jp1auth.virtual.hostname property was specified during setup, the value specified in this ucnp.setup.server.jp1auth.virtual.hostname property is set as the value of this property when setup is completed. Specify this property when you want to rename the logical host of JP1/Base after setup has been completed.
For details about the ucnp.setup.server.ldap.directory.kind property, see 8.3.3(1) User authentication type (ucnp.setup.server.ldap.directory.kind).
Default value: JP1_DEFAULT
(4) Compatibility setting for the name of Standard access permissions with Hitachi Navigation Platform 10-00 or earlier (ucnp.base.server.acl.defaultacl.name.japaneseonly)
This property is used to achieve compatibility for the name of the standard access permissions with Hitachi Navigation Platform 10-00 or earlier. This property is used during version upgrade processing.
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true: The English name Standard access permissions can be used as a name for other access permissions.
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false: The English name Standard access permissions cannot be used as a name for other access permissions.
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Default value: false
(5) Whether to display a delete confirmation message when the -d option is specified in the import command (ucnp.base.server.command.import.delete.confirm.enable)
This property specifies whether to display a delete confirmation message (KDCZ10156-Q) when executing the npimport (import Operational Contents) or nppubimport (import Published Versions of Operational Contents) command with the -d option specified.
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true: Displays a message (KDCZ10156-Q).
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false: Does not display a message (KDCZ10156-Q).
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Default value: false
(6) Maximum size of a trace file (ucnp.base.server.trace.size)
This property specifies the maximum size of a trace file.
For details about trace files, see Chapter 10. Troubleshooting.
Permitted values: Integers in the range from 4 to 2097151 (KB)
Default value: 51200
(7) Maximum number of trace files (ucnp.base.server.trace.backup.number)
This property specifies the maximum number of trace files.
For details about trace files, see Chapter 10. Troubleshooting.
Permitted values: Integers in the range from 1 to 16
Default value: 16
(8) Request issuing interval (ucnp.base.server.keepsession.interval)
This property specifies the interval at which periodic requests are to be issued to maintain sessions.
If 0 is specified, requests for maintaining sessions are not issued.
Permitted values: 0 or 60 to 3600 (seconds)
Default value: 240 (seconds)
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Transmission of requests for maintaining sessions is applicable only to Navigation Platform windows. This feature is not supported for custom windows created by users.
(9) Area whose width is to be changed when the web browser's window size is changed and when the menu area is folded (ucnp.base.client.frame.resize.target)
This property specifies the area whose width is to be changed when the web browser's window size is changed and when the menu area is folded.
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flow: The width of the Operational Flow area is to be changed.
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guide: The width of the Guide area is to be changed.
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Default value: flow
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If false is specified in the ucnp.base.client.flow.frame.visible property, this property setting takes effect only on the Operational Content Editing Window. If flow is specified in this property, the width of the Guide area is changed when the window size is changed because the Operational Flow area is not displayed in the Operational Content Execution Window.
(10) Width of the menu area (ucnp.base.client.menu.frame.width)
This property specifies in pixels the initial width of the menu area when it is not folded.
Note that if the value specified in this property is too large, the initial value for the width of the Operational Flow area or the Guide area might become 0 (pixels), in which case contents might not be displayed when the window is launched.
Permitted values: 190 to 600 (pixels)
Default value: 250 (pixels)
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If false is specified in the ucnp.base.client.menu.frame.visible property, this property setting takes effect only on the Operational Content Editing Window.
(11) Width of the Operational Flow area (ucnp.base.client.flow.frame.width)
This property specifies in pixels the initial value for the width of the Operational Flow area.
This property takes effect only when guide is specified in the ucnp.base.client.frame.resize.target property. If flow is specified in the ucnp.base.client.frame.resize.target property, the value specified in this property is ignored. In such a case, the initial value for the width of the Operational Flow area is calculated automatically from the following values:
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Window width of the web browser
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Widths of the menu area and the Guide area
Note that if the value specified in this property is too large, the initial value for the width of the Guide area might become 0 (pixels), in which case contents might not be displayed when the window is launched.
Permitted values: 100 to 4000 (pixels)
Default value: 450 (pixels)
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If false is specified in the ucnp.base.client.flow.frame.visible property, this property setting takes effect only on the Operational Content Editing Window.
(12) Width of the Guide area (ucnp.base.client.guide.frame.width)
This property specifies in pixels the initial value for the width of the Guide area.
This property takes effect only when flow is specified in the ucnp.base.client.frame.resize.target property. If guide is specified in the ucnp.base.client.frame.resize.target property, the value specified in this property is ignored. In such a case, the initial value for the width of the Guide area is calculated automatically from the following values:
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Window width of the web browser
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Widths of the menu area and the Operational Flow area
Note that if the value specified in this property is too large, the initial value for the width of the Operational Flow area might become 0 (pixels), in which case contents might not be displayed when the window is launched.
Permitted values: 100 to 4000 (pixels)
Default value: 540 (pixels)
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If false is specified in the ucnp.base.client.flow.frame.visible property, this property setting takes effect only on the Operational Content Editing Window.
(13) Maximum width of the Operational Flow area and the Guide area (ucnp.base.client.editingarea.width)
This property specifies in pixels the maximum width of the Operational Flow area and the Guide area. Change the value of this property when you create Operational Contents that have a large horizontal width.
The value specified in this property is applied to both the Operational Flow area and the Guide area. Different values cannot be set for the two areas.
Permitted values: 1500 to 10000 (pixels)
Default value: 1500 (pixels)
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The width of the Operational Flow area and the Guide area in the Operational Content Execution Window is determined by this property's value and the placement of parts.
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If you reduce this property's value, make sure that all parts will still fit in the Operational Flow area and the Guide area after the change. If any existing parts are placed outside the Operational Flow area or the Guide area due to the change made to this value, that part will not be displayed in the window, in which case the part will no longer be editable.
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(14) Maximum height of the Operational Flow area and the Guide area (ucnp.base.client.editingarea.height)
This property specifies in pixels the maximum height of the Operational Flow area and the Guide area. Change the value of this property when you create Operational Contents that have a large vertical height.
The value specified in this property is applied to both the Operational Flow area and the Guide area. Different values cannot be set for the two areas.
Permitted values: 1000 to 10000 (pixels)
Default value: 1500 (pixels)
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The height of the Operational Flow area and the Guide area in the Operational Content Execution Window is determined by this property's value and the placement of parts.
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If you reduce this property's value, make sure that all parts will still fit in the Operational Flow area and the Guide area after the change. If any existing parts are placed outside the Operational Flow area or the Guide area due to the change made to this value, that part will not be displayed in the window, in which case the part will no longer be editable.
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(15) Whether to display the Logout button in the header area (ucnp.base.server.logoutbutton.display)
This property specifies whether the Logout button is to be displayed in the header area. When a Portal Framework template with a Logout button is implemented, this property prevents two Logout buttons from being displayed by hiding the Logout button.
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true: Displays the Logout button.
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false: Does not display the Logout button.
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Default value: true
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If the Logout button is used while the menu area is not being displayed in the Operational Content Execution Window, the user will not be able to select an Operational Content when he or she logs in again. For this reason, we recommend that you specify false in this property when you have specified false in the ucnp.base.client.menu.frame.visible property.
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If the ucnpCloseBtn parameter is set in the URL for accessing Navigation Platform, the ucnpCloseBtn parameter's value takes effect. For details about URLs that contain the ucnpCloseBtn parameter, see 2.1.4 Parameters that can be specified in basic URLs.
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If you intend to change this property while true is specified in the ucnp.base.client.confirm.page.unload.enable property, first check the contents of the KDCZ00146-W message in the user message properties file (ucnp_message_user.properties). For details, see 8.6 Specifying settings in the user message properties file (ucnp_message_user.properties).
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(16) Whether the print function is to be used (ucnp.base.server.print.link.display)
This property specifies whether the Print menu is to be displayed in the header area of the Operational Content Execution Window and the Print button is to be displayed on the toolbar of the Operational Content Editing Window.
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none: Does not display the Print button or the Print menu.
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all: Displays the Print button in the Operational Content Editing Window and the Print menu in the Operational Content Execution Window.
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editor: Displays the Print button only in the Operational Content Editing Window.
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viewer: Displays the Print menu only in the Operational Content Execution Window.
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Default value: all
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This property is not supported in an execution environment in which Operational Contents for the iPad are published. For such an environment, make sure that you specify none.
(17) Path of the logo image in the header area (ucnp.base.server.custom.head.logo)
This property specifies the path of the logo image when the logo image in the header area is changed. Specify an image with a size of 30 pixels in height and 290 pixels in width in a file format that can be displayed by the web browser. If this property is omitted, the system's default image is displayed as the logo image in the header area.
The following shows the system's default logo image.
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The image is placed within the blue frame.
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The permitted path formats are shown below. The format for the path to be specified depends on whether the file to be used is stored on the web server of Navigation Platform or on another web server.
- When specifying a file stored on the web server of Navigation Platform
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Specify a path relative to the web server's contents storage directory (Navigation-Platform-installation-directory\PP\uCPSB\httpsd\htdocs).
The following example creates an images folder under the web server's default contents storage directory and then specifies ucnp.gif that has been stored in the images folder:
/images/ucnp.gif
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Specify in the format protocol://host-name:port-number/file-path.
• protocol: http or https
• host-name: Host name or IP address of the web server
• port-number: Port number of the web server
• file-path: Path of the file stored on the web server
The following example specifies the path of file image1.gif that is located in the images folder of the web server when the protocol is http, the host name is host1, and the port number is 55555:
http://host1:55555/images/image1.gif
Default value: None
Value in the file: /custom/images/head_logo.gif
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A path containing /ucnp is not permitted other than in host names. If such a path is specified, operation is not guaranteed.
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If, in a property value, you use a character that cannot be used in a URI, specify the corresponding URL-encoded value, if necessary.
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(18) Path of the main image in the login window (ucnp.base.server.custom.login.main)
This property specifies the path of the login window's main image when the main image is to be changed. Specify an image with a size of 145 pixels in height and 570 pixels in width in a file format that can be displayed by the web browser. If this property is omitted, the system's default image is displayed as the login window's main image.
The following shows the system's default main image.
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- Permitted path formats
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The permitted path formats are shown below. The format for a path to be specified depends on whether the file to be used is stored on the web server of Navigation Platform or on another web server.
- When specifying a file stored on the web server of Navigation Platform
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Specify a path relative to the web server's contents storage directory (Navigation-Platform-installation-directory\PP\uCPSB\httpsd\htdocs).
The following example creates an images folder under the web server's default contents storage directory and then specifies ucnp.png that has been stored in the images folder:
/images/ucnp.png
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Specify in the format protocol://host-name:port-number/file-path.
• protocol: http or https
• host-name: Host name or IP address of the web server
• port-number: Port number of the web server
• file-path: Path of the file stored on the web server
The following example specifies the path of file image1.png that is located in the images folder of the web server when the protocol is http, the host name is host1, and the port number is 55555:
http://host1:55555/images/image1.png
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If the image file is stored in web-server's-contents-storage-directory\custom\images\login.png, specify one of the following values in this property:
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http://host-name:port-number/custom/images/login.png
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https://host-name:port-number/custom/images/login.png
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/custom/images/login.png
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Default value: /ucnpBase/images/login.jpg
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A path containing /ucnp is not permitted other than in host names. If such a path is specified, operation is not guaranteed.
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If, in a property value, you use a character that cannot be used in a URI, specify the corresponding URL-encoded value, if necessary.
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(19) Path of the background image in the login window (ucnp.base.server.custom.login.background)
This property specifies the path of the login window's background image when the background image is to be changed. If this property is not specified, the system's default image is displayed as the login window's background image.
The following shows the system's default background image.
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- Permitted path formats
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The permitted path formats are shown below. The format for a path to be specified depends on whether the file to be used is stored on the web server of Navigation Platform or on another web server.
- When specifying a file stored on the web server of Navigation Platform
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Specify a path relative to the web server's contents storage directory (Navigation-Platform-installation-directory\PP\uCPSB\httpsd\htdocs).
The following example creates an images folder under the web server's default contents storage directory and then specifies ucnp.gif that has been stored in the images folder:
/images/ucnp.gif
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Specify in the format protocol://host-name:port-number/file-path.
• protocol: http or https
• host-name: Host name or IP address of the web server
• port-number: Port number of the web server
• file-path: Path of the file stored on the web server
The following example specifies the path of file image1.gif that is located in the images folder of the web server when the protocol is http, the host name is host1, and the port number is 55555:
http://host1:55555/images/image1.gif
Default value: None
Value in the file: /custom/images/background.gif
- Supplemental notes
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A path containing /ucnp is not permitted other than in host names. If such a path is specified, operation is not guaranteed.
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If, in a property value, you use a character that cannot be used in a URI, specify the corresponding URL-encoded value, if necessary.
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(20) Character string to be displayed in the login window (ucnp.base.server.custom.login.string)
This property specifies a character string that is to be displayed under the login image in the login window when the character string is to be changed. We recommend that you specify a character string consisting of a maximum of 50 characters. If a character string consisting of more than 50 characters is specified, the layout might be affected adversely.
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Default value: Navigation Platform
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The entered value is not checked.
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If an empty character string is specified in this property, no character string is displayed in the login window.
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If this property is omitted, the default value is assumed.
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(21) Character string for the web browser's tab name (ucnp.base.server.custom.browser.title)
This property specifies a character string that is to be displayed for the web browser's tab name. There is no need to enclose the character string in double quotation marks ("). If the value of this property is an empty character string, the URL is displayed as the tab name in the web browser.
The following shows the default character string that is displayed as the tab name.
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Default value: Navigation Platform
(22) Path of the HTML manual (ucnp.base.server.custom.help)
If you want to add an HTML manual in the window, use this property to specify the path of the HTML manual that is to be displayed. When a path is specified, the Help menu is displayed in the window so that the HTML manual will be displayed in a separate window when that menu is clicked.
The following shows the window for adding an HTML manual.
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- Permitted path formats
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The format for a path to be specified depends on whether the HTML manual storage location is on the web server of Navigation Platform or on another web server.
- When specifying an HTML manual stored on the web server of Navigation Platform
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Specify a path relative to the web server's contents storage directory (the default is Navigation-Platform-installation-directory\PP\uCPSB\httpsd\htdocs).
The following example creates a help folder under the web server's default contents storage directory and then specifies file index.html that has been stored in the help folder:
/help/index.html
- When specifying an HTML manual stored on another web server
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Specify in the format protocol://host-name:port-number/file-path.
• protocol: http or https
• host-name: Host name or IP address of the web server
• port-number: Port number of the web server
• file-path: Path of the file stored on the web server
The following example specifies the path of file index.html that is located in the help folder of the web server when the protocol is http, the host name is host1, and the port number is 55555:
http://host1:55555/help/index.html
Default value: None
Value in the file: http://localhost/custom/help/index.html
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A path containing /ucnp is not permitted other than in host names. If such a path is specified, operation is not guaranteed.
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If, in a property value, you use a character that cannot be used in a URI, specify the corresponding URL-encoded value, if necessary.
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(23) Paths of the links to be displayed in the Link1 through Link9 menus (ucnp.base.server.custom.link.N) N: single-byte numeric character from 1 to 9
This property specifies the paths of the links to be displayed in the Link1 through Link9 menus that are displayed in the header area of the Operational Content Execution Window. When paths are set, the URL links set in the Link1 through Link9 menus are displayed. When any of these links is clicked, the contents of the corresponding URL are displayed in a separate window. You can specify a maximum of nine URLs. You can change the character strings for displaying links by changing the settings in the user label property file. For details about how to change the settings, see 8.7 Specifying settings in the user label property file (ucnp_label_user.properties).
The Link1 through Link9 menus are displayed at the following location.
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- Permitted path formats
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The format for a path to be specified depends on whether the URL to be referenced is on the web server of Navigation Platform or on another web server.
- Web server of Navigation Platform
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Specify a path relative to the web server's contents storage directory (the default is Navigation-Platform-installation-directory\PP\uCPSB\httpsd\htdocs).
The following example creates a custom folder under the web server's default contents storage directory and then specifies file index.html that has been stored in the custom folder:
/ custom /index.html
- Other web server
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Specify in the format protocol://host-name:port-number/file-path.
• protocol: http or https
• host-name: Host name or IP address of the web server
• port-number: Port number of the web server
• file-path: Path of the file stored on the web server
The following example specifies the path of file index.html that is located in the custom folder of the web server when the protocol is http, the host name is host1, and the port number is 55555:
http://host1:55555/ custom /index.html
Default value: None
Value in the file: http://localhost/custom/link/index.html
- Supplemental notes
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A path containing /ucnp is not permitted other than in host names. If such a path is specified, operation is not guaranteed.
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If, in a property value, you use a character that cannot be used in a URI, specify the corresponding URL-encoded value, if necessary.
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(24) Whether to use the search function (ucnp.base.server.search.enable)
This property specifies whether the Search tab is to be displayed in the menu area in the Operational Content Execution Window.
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true: Uses the search function.
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false: Does not use the search function.
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Default value: false
- Supplemental notes
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If true is specified, periodic search data updating is performed automatically according to a setting in the service property file (ucnp_service.ini). Note that the default setting in the service property file for the search data update interval is set to 0 (not updated automatically). Therefore, re-evaluate the NPUPDIVAL property value according to your operations.
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If true is specified, we recommend that you increase the width of the menu area to improve the readability of search results. Use the ucnp.base.client.menu.frame.width property to change the width of the menu area.
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If true is specified, you need to reorganize the database used for search operations periodically. For details, see Tip under Options in 9.20 npupdatesearchdata command (update search data).
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(25) Maximum number of search keyword hits to be displayed (ucnp.base.server.search.word.nearstr.num)
This property specifies the maximum number of character strings to be displayed before and after a search keyword when there are multiple hits in the same Operational Content.
Permitted values: Integers in the range from 1 to 10
Default value: 3
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The information that is displayed as search results increases depending on the following items:
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Number of Operational Contents that satisfy the search criteria
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Number of character strings before and after a hit that matches the search keyword
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Length of the character strings before and after a hit that matches the search keyword
Therefore, if this property is set to a value greater than the default value, the web browser's operation might slow down.
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(26) Number of characters to be displayed before and after a search keyword hit (ucnp.base.server.search.word.nearstr.length)
This property specifies the number of characters to be displayed before and after a hit that matches the search keyword within an Operational Content.
For example, if 20 is specified, the 20 characters preceding the search keyword and the 20 characters following the search keyword are displayed.
Permitted values: Integers in the range from 10 to 50
Default value: 20
- Note:
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The information that is displayed as search results increases depending on the following items:
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Number of Operational Contents in which there is a match for the search keyword
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Number of times character strings before and after a hit that matches the search keyword are displayed
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Number of characters to be displayed before and after a hit that matches the search keyword
Therefore, if this property is set to a value greater than the default value, the web browser's operation might slow down.
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(27) Maximum search hit count (ucnp.base.server.search.abort.count)
This property specifies the maximum search hit count. Search processing will terminate when the number of hits in Operational Contents exceeds the value specified in this property.
If 0 is specified, search processing will not terminate.
Permitted values: Integers in the range from 0 to 2147483647
Default value: 10
- Note:
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The information that is displayed as search results increases depending on the following items:
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Number of Operational Contents in which there is a match for the search keyword
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Number of times character strings before and after a hit that matches the search keyword are displayed
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Length of the character strings before and after a hit that matches the search keyword
If this property is set to a large value, the search processing might become slow. Therefore, we recommend that you set this property to its default value 10.
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(28) Time zone for date and time items that are displayed, for example in windows (ucnp.base.client.timezone)
This property specifies the time zone for the date and time items that are output to windows and files. The time zone is specified as the difference from GMT. When this property is omitted, the server machine's time zone is set.
- Permitted values: GMT+HH:MM or GMT-HH:MM
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HH: Hours (00 to 23)
MM: Minutes (00 to 59)
- Example
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GMT+09:00
Default value: None
(29) Whether to display the time zone in the header area (ucnp.base.client.timezone.display)
This property specifies the conditions for displaying the time zone in the header area. The time zone that will be displayed is the value specified in the ucnp.base.client.timezone property. If the system spans multiple time zones, you can obtain the server machine's accurate date and time by displaying the valid time zone in the window.
- Permitted values
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none: Does not display the time zone.
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all: Displays the time zone in both the Operational Content Execution Window and the Operational Content Editing Window.
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editor: Displays the time zone only in the Operational Content Editing Window.
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Default value: None
(30) Date format for date and time items that are displayed, for example in windows (ucnp.base.client.dateformat)
This property specifies the date format for the date and time items that are output to windows and files. When this property is changed, the date format for the items that contain a time, such as the publication date in the Version Details window, is changed.
- Permitted values
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Year: yyyy
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Month: MM
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Date: dd
You can change the order of year, month, and date. You can specify one single-byte symbol for a delimiter.
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- Example
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- Displaying 02-07-2012 (when the date is February 7, 2012):
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MM-dd-yyyy
Default value: yyyy/MM/dd
- Notes:
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To use a single quotation mark (') as the delimiter, specify ''.
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To use a backslash (\) as the delimiter, specify \\.
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If a character other than a single-byte symbol is specified, the window layout might be affected adversely.
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(31) Time format for date and time items that are displayed, for example in windows (without milliseconds) (ucnp.base.client.timeformat.hms)
This property specifies the time format (without the milliseconds) for date and time items that are output to windows and files. If this property is changed, a time format that includes seconds, such as the update date and time in the print window, is changed.
- Permitted values
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Hour: HH
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Minute: mm
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Second: ss
You can change the order of hour, minute, and second. You can specify one single-byte symbol for a delimiter.
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- Example
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- Displaying 11:25:36 (when the time is 11:25:36):
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HH:mm:ss
Default value: HH:mm:ss
- Notes:
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To use a single quotation mark (') as the delimiter, specify ''.
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To use a backslash (\) as the delimiter, specify \\.
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If a character other than a single-byte symbol is specified, the window layout might be affected adversely.
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(32) Time format for date and time items that are displayed, for example in windows (with milliseconds) (ucnp.base.client.timeformat.hmsm)
This property specifies the time format (with the milliseconds) for date and time items that are output to windows and files. If this property is changed, the time format that includes the milliseconds, such as the published date and time of an import list file that is output by the import command, is changed.
- Permitted values
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Hour: HH
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Minute: mm
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Second: ss
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Millisecond: SSS
You can change the order of hour, minute, second, and millisecond. You can specify one single-byte symbol for a delimiter.
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- Example
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- Displaying 11:25:36.780 (when the time is 11:25:36.780):
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HH:mm:ss.SSS
Default value: HH:mm:ss.SSS
- Notes:
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To use a single quotation mark (') as the delimiter, specify ''.
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To use a backslash (\) as the delimiter, specify \\.
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If a character other than a single-byte symbol is specified, the window layout might be affected adversely.
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(33) System setting for the text size used in the Operational Content Execution Window (ucnp.base.client.parts.fontsize)
This property specifies the text size for parts when the Follow the system settings check box is selected in the Operational Content Settings screen in the Operational Content Editing Window.
Permitted values: 1 to 128 (pixels)
Default value: 12 (pixels)
(34) Whether to enable the maintenance function (ucnp.base.server.maintenance.enable)
This property specifies whether the maintenance function is to be enabled.
Enable the maintenance function temporarily when you update I/O Plugin parts. While the maintenance function is enabled, no users other than the system administrator can log in.
- Permitted values
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true: Enables the maintenance function.
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false: Disabled the maintenance function.
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Default value: false
(35) Whether to display a confirmation dialog box when a window is changed or closed (ucnp.base.client.confirm.page.unload.enable)
This property specifies whether a message (KDCZ00146-W) is to be displayed when an attempt is made to close the Operational Content Execution Window or the Operational Content Editing Window by using the X button on the web browser or an attempt is made to change to another page.
- Permitted values
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true: Displays a message (KDCZ00146-W).
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false: Does not display a message (KDCZ00146-W).
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Default value: true
- Note:
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This property is not supported in an execution environment in which Operational Contents for the iPad are published. In such an environment, make sure that you specify false.
- Supplemental notes
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Note the following about operations when you specify false in this property to not display the message:
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If the user presses the Back space key while the focus is not on a part in the web browser and the current page changes to the previously displayed page, any data that was being entered might be lost.
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When you close a Navigation Platform window, make sure that you click the Logout button or the Close button.
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(36) Default group name (ucnp.base.client.menu.group.default)
This property specifies the name of the default group to which Operational Contents created or copied in the Operational Content Editing Window are to belong.
If an empty character string is specified in this property and an Operational Content is created or copied, its group will be as follows:
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When an Operational Content is created: Group without a name
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When an Operational Content is copied: Group to which the source Operational Content belongs
To add a hierarchical group, use a backslash (\) to separate group levels. If you want to include a literal backslash (\) in a group name, rather than as a separator, replace it with two consecutive backslashes (\\).
Permitted values: Character strings consisting of a maximum of 128 characters#
- #
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A single backslash (\) in a group name is interpreted as a group level separator and counted as one character.
Two consecutive backslashes (\\) in a group name are interpreted as a literal backslash (\), which causes a single backslash (\) to appear in the group name, and is counted as one character.
Default value: Empty character string
(37) Whether to display the menu area in the Operational Content Execution Window (ucnp.base.client.menu.frame.visible)
This property specifies whether the menu area is to be displayed in the Operational Content Execution Window. When the menu area is hidden, the button for folding the menu area is also hidden.
When you specify false in this property, a user of the Operational Content Execution Window must log in using a URL in which the Operational Content ID is specified. For details about the URL, see 2.1.3 URLs used to access Navigation Platform windows.
- Permitted values
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true: Displays the menu area.
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false: Does not display the menu area.
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Default value: true
(38) Whether to display the Operational Flow area in the Operational Content Execution Window (ucnp.base.client.flow.frame.visible)
This property specifies whether the Operational Flow area is to be displayed in the Operational Content Execution Window. If the Operational Flow area is hidden, the bars for adjusting the widths of the Operational Flow area and the Guide area are also hidden.
- Permitted values
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true: Displays the Operational Flow area.
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false: Does not display the Operational Flow area.
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Default value: true
- Supplemental note
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If all is specified in the ucnp.base.client.directjump.enable property, the user can no longer return to the previous node because the Back button is not displayed.
(39) Path of CSS files that are used in HTML parts (ucnp.base.server.htmlpart.css)
This property specifies the path of CSS files that are used in HTML parts.
- Permitted path formats
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The permitted path formats are shown below. The format for a path to be specified depends on whether the file to be used is stored on the web server of Navigation Platform or on another web server.
- When specifying a file stored on the web server of Navigation Platform
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Specify a path relative to the web server's contents storage directory (Navigation-Platform-installation-directory\PP\uCPSB\httpsd\htdocs).
- When specifying a file stored on another web server
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Specify in the format protocol://host-name:port-number/file-path.
• protocol: http or https
• host-name: Host name or IP address of the web server
• port-number: Port number of the web server
• file-path: Path of the file stored on the web server
The following example specifies the path of file htmlpart.css that is located in the css folder of the web server when the protocol is http, the host name is host1, and the port number is 55555:
http://host1:55555/css/htmlpart.css
Default value: None
Value in the file: /css/htmlpart.css
- Supplemental notes
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If there are no CSS files at the specified path, user-defined CSS files will not be applied. In addition, 404 will be output to the web server's access log.
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A path containing /ucnp is not permitted other than in host names. If such a path is specified, operation is not guaranteed.
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If, in a property value, you use a character that cannot be used in a URI, specify the corresponding URL-encoded value, if necessary.
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(40) Whether to display Terminal Nodes in the Operational Content Execution Window (ucnp.base.client.terminal.display)
This property specifies whether Terminal Nodes are to be displayed in the Operational Content Execution Window. If false is specified in the ucnp.base.client.flow.frame.visible property, we recommend that you specify false in this property because true will be ignored if it is specified in this property. If false is specified in the ucnp.base.client.flow.frame.visible property, the processing speed will be better when false is specified in the ucnp.base.client.terminal.display property than it would be were true specified in the ucnp.base.client.terminal.display property.
- Permitted values
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true: Display Terminal Nodes.
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false: Does not display Terminal Nodes.
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Default value: false
(41) Whether to allow direct transition in an Operational Flow (ucnp.base.client.directjump.enable)
This property specifies whether to allow transition to a Process Node when that Process Node is clicked in the Operational Content Execution Window. This property also selects a permitted transition range.
If false is specified in the ucnp.base.client.flow.frame.visible property, we recommend that you specify false in this property because true and all will be ignored if specified in this property. The processing speed will be better when false is specified than it would be were true or all specified.
- Permitted values
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true: Enables direct transition to a Process Node to which control has been moved before.
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all: Enables direct transition to all Process Nodes.
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false: Disables direct transition.
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Default value: true
- Supplemental notes
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- When true is specified in the property
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Once control has been moved to another branch earlier in the Operational Flow, control can no longer be moved to a Process Node at the original branch.
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Once control has been moved to the Terminal Node at the end point, control can no longer be moved to any Process Node.
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If control is moved to a Process Node whose Back button is set to be hidden, control can no longer be moved to any node that precedes that Process Node.
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- When all is specified in the property
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The Back button is not displayed in the Guide area.
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Even if control is moved to the Terminal Node at the end point, control can still be moved to any Process Node.
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A check is not performed as to whether check boxes in the Guide area must be specified.
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I/O Plugins and the input value check function will not be executed even if they are set.
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A Suspend/Resume Plugin cannot also be used. If true is specified in the ucnp.base.client.suspend.enable property, a message (KDCZ10138-E) is output and the system startup is stopped.
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The Reporting window for the operation log cannot be used.
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(42) Color of the selected Process Node when it is displayed in the Operational Content Execution Window and of a process node that is displayed in the Guide area in the Operational Content Editing Window (ucnp.base.client.currentnode.color)
This property specifies the color to be used for displaying the selected Process Node when it is displayed in the Operational Content Execution Window and for displaying a Process Node that is displayed in the Guide area in the Operational Content Editing Window. We recommend that you specify a value that differs from the ucnp.base.client.node.color property value so that selected nodes can be identified easily.
- Permitted values
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orange
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pink
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green
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purple
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blue
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gray
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Default value: orange
(43) Color of Process Nodes in unselected status or direct transition-enabled status (ucnp.base.client.node.color)
This property specifies the color of Process Nodes that are displayed in the Operational Content Execution Window and the Operational Content Editing Window. We recommend that you specify a value that differs from the ucnp.base.client.currentnode.color property value so that selected nodes can be identified easily.
- Permitted values
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orange
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pink
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green
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purple
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blue
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gray
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Default value: gray
(44) Design for Process Nodes that can transition directly (ucnp.base.client.directjump.design)
This property specifies a design for Process Nodes that can transition directly.
- Permitted values
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gradation: The color of Process Nodes is to have gradation.
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flat: The color of Process Nodes is to have no gradation.
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Default value: gradation
- Supplemental notes
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A Process Node in which an image is placed has a flat design regardless of the value specified in this property, as shown below:
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If Process Nodes in which an image is placed are intermixed in an Operational Flow with Process Nodes in which no image is placed and you want the entire design to be consistent, specify flat.
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This property still takes effect even when Process Nodes in which an image is placed are intermixed in the Operational Flow with Process Nodes in which no image is placed.
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This property takes effect only when true is specified in the ucnp.base.client.directjump.enable property.
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(45) Location of check marks that are displayed in Process Nodes (ucnp.base.client.node.checkmark.position)
This property specifies the location of check marks that are displayed in Process Nodes whose processing has finished.
- Permitted values
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left: Displays a check mark at the upper left of the Process Node.
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right: Displays a check mark at the upper right of the Process Node.
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off: Does not display check marks.
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Default value: left
- Supplemental note
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If all is specified in the ucnp.base.client.directjump.enable property, check marks are not displayed regardless of the value specified in this property. If you want to display check marks in such a case, specify true or false in the ucnp.base.client.directjump.enable property.
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(46) Color of relation lines in the Operational Flow area (ucnp.base.client.flow.connector.color)
This property specifies the color of relation lines in the Operational Flow area.
- Permitted values
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gray:
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black:
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orange:
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pink:
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green:
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purple:
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blue:
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Default value: gray
- Supplemental note
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This property value has no effect on the mapping lines in the Guide area.
(47) Whether automatic scrolling is enabled in the Operational Flow area (ucnp.base.client.autoscroll)
This property specifies whether the Operational Flow area is to scroll automatically. If false is specified in the ucnp.base.client.flow.frame.visible property, we recommend that you specify false in this property, because true will be ignored if it is specified in this property. Processing speed is better when false is specified than when true is specified.
If true is specified in this property, the Operational Flow area scrolls automatically so that the current process is always displayed.
- Permitted values
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true: Enables automatic scrolling.
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false: Disables automatic scrolling.
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Default value: true
(48) Whether to display a dialog box to confirm discarding of input information (ucnp.base.client.viewer.confirm.discardinput.enable)
This property specifies whether a confirmation dialog box is to be displayed when input information is to be discarded.
If you specify true in this property, a confirmation dialog box asking whether the information being entered is to be discarded is displayed when another window is displayed during operation. If there is no need to display a confirmation dialog box, specify false in this property.
- Permitted values
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true: Displays a dialog box for confirming discarding of input information.
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false: Does not display a dialog box for confirming discarding of input information.
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Default value: true
- Supplemental notes
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If false is specified in the ucnp.base.client.viewer.confirm.discardinput.enable property, placement of a Terminal Node at the end is optional.
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If all is specified in the ucnp.base.client.directjump.enable property, no dialog box for confirming discarding of input information will be displayed and this property's setting will be ignored.
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(49) Whether to use Suspend/Resume Plugins (ucnp.base.client.suspend.enable)
This property specifies whether Suspend/Resume Plugins are to be used.
If it is to be possible for entry of information during execution of an Operational Content to be suspended and then the same Operational Content to be executed the next time, specify true in this property to use the function that restores saved information and resumes the Operational Content.
If this property is set to true and no Suspend/Resume Plugin has been added when the user logs in to Navigation Platform, a message (KDCZ10082-E) is output and a system error window is displayed.
Note that to use Suspend/Resume Plugins, you need to perform a required procedure in addition to specifying this property. For details about the required procedure, see 3.4.3 Estimating the size when using a Suspend/Resume Plugin.
- Permitted values
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true: Uses Suspend/Resume Plugins.
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false: Does not use Suspend/Resume Plugins.
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Default value: false
- Supplemental note
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If true is specified in this property and all is specified in the ucnp.base.client.directjump.enable property, a message (KDCZ10138-E) is output and the system startup is stopped.
(50) Color of frames that highlight erroneous parts (ucnp.base.client.erroritem.emphasis.border.color)
An error will occur if an attempt is made to perform the next operation without first entering a required part. This property specifies the color of the frame that highlights such an error.
- Permitted values
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Specify a color as a six-digit hexadecimal value or the color's English name. The permitted characters include single-byte alphanumeric characters and hash marks (#).
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Hexadecimal value
Specify a hash mark (#) at the beginning and a six-digit hexadecimal number following the hash mark.
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English name for a color
Specify a name for a color that can be used in style sheets.
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Default value: red
(51) Whether to use the operation log function (ucnp.base.client.operationlog.enable)
This property specifies whether the operation log function is to be used.
- Permitted values
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true: Uses the operation log function.
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false: Does not use the operation log function.
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Default value: true
(52) Operation log output destination (ucnp.base.server.operationlog.path)
This property specifies the absolute path of the operation log storage location. Use \\ for the path delimiter.
Default value: Navigation-Platform-installation-directory\\operationlogs
Value in the file: C:\\Program Files\\Hitachi\\HNP\\operationlogs
- Supplemental notes
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If the specified output destination does not satisfy the following conditions, operation is not guaranteed:
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If you specify a location under Navigation-Platform-installation-directory as the output destination, specify the operationlogs directory.
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If you specify a location other than Navigation-Platform-installation-directory as the output destination, specify an existing directory.
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Do not use a locked process to reference the operation log. If the operation log is referenced in such a case, it might become impossible to output the operation log or to switch operation log files.
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In addition to the operation log, the file operation.lck is created at the time of system startup. This file is deleted when the system is stopped.
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If this property is omitted, the default value is applied.
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(53) Maximum number of operation log files (ucnp.base.server.operationlog.backup.number)
This property specifies the maximum number of operation log files. The specified value is assigned as the maximum value for the names of the operation log files. For example, if the default value of 40 is used, operation1.log to operation40.log are used as the names for operation log files and a total of 40 operation log files are output.
Permitted values: Integers in the range from 1 to 128
Default value: 40
- Supplemental notes
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Do not use a locked process to reference the operation log. If the operation log is referenced in such a case, it might become impossible to output the operation log or to switch operation log files.
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Adjust this property's value according to the number of records to be output per day and the operation log storage period.
Adjust this property's value together with the following property's value:
- Maximum file size for the operation log:
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ucnp.base.server.operationlog.size property
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(54) Maximum file size for the operation log (ucnp.base.server.operationlog.size)
This property specifies the maximum file size for the operation log.
Permitted values: Integers in the range from 1024 to 2097151 (KB)
Default value: 40960 (KB)
(55) Settings for operation log output items (ucnp.base.server.operationlog.user.analyze.info)
This property specifies whether items that facilitate analyses are to be output to the operation log when user-specific analyses are performed. If you will be using the dashboard function, specify true.
When true is specified in this property, the following items are output:
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Date and time
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Session ID
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User ID or JP1 user ID (output only when the Operational Content begins; this information is not output otherwise)
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Group ID
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Operational Content name
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Source node name
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Actual target node name
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Specified target node name
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ucnpOptions parameter value
- Permitted values
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true: Outputs to the operation log the items that facilitate analyses when user-specific analyses are performed.
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false: Does not output to the operation log the items that facilitate analyses when user-specific analyses are performed.
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Default value: true
- Supplemental notes
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If false is specified, the items that facilitate analyses are not output to the operation log even though user-specific analyses are performed. In such a case, only the information needed for displaying the Reporting window is output to the operation log.
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Specifying false greatly reduces the size of the operation log. If you will not be performing user-specific analyses or if you will not be using the dashboard function, we recommend that you specify false.
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(56) Number of Operational Contents for which analysis results are to be displayed in the Reporting window (ucnp.base.server.operationlog.ranking.num)
This property specifies the number of Operational Contents for which analysis results are to be displayed in the Reporting window for the operation log.
As many Operational Contents as the value specified in this property are displayed in the Reporting window for the operation log. When 0 is specified, all Operational Contents are displayed.
Permitted values: Integers in the range from 0 to 2000
Default value: 0
(57) Number of users for which analysis results are to be displayed in the Reporting window (ucnp.base.server.operationlog.ranking.user.num)
This property specifies the number of users (per Operational Content and per node) for which analysis results are to be displayed in the Reporting window for the operation log.
As many users as the value specified in this property are displayed in the Reporting window for the operation log. When 0 is specified, all users are displayed.
Permitted values: Integers in the range from 0 to 300
Default value: 10
(58) Whether the audit log is to be used (ucnp.base.client.auditlog.enable)
This property specifies whether the audit log is to be used.
- Permitted values
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true: Uses the audit log.
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false: Does not use the audit log.
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Default value: false
(59) Audit log output destination (ucnp.base.server.auditlog.path)
This property specifies the absolute path of the audit log file. Use \\ for the path delimiter. If you want to rename the audit log file, change ucnp_audit to the desired character string.
Default value: Navigation-Platform-installation-directory\\auditlog\\ucnp_audit
Value in the file: C:\\Program Files\\Hitachi\\HNP\\auditlog\\ucnp_audit
- Supplemental notes
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The audit log is output in the format ucnp_auditfile-number.log.
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If this property is omitted, Navigation-Platform-installation-directory\\auditlog\\ucnp_auditfile-number.log is output.
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In addition to the audit log file, the file ucnp_audit.lck is created at the time of system startup.
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If you specify a location under Navigation-Platform-installation-directory as the output destination, specify auditlog. If any other directory is specified, operation is not guaranteed.
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If you have specified a location under auditlog as the output destination, specify a path that does not contain the file or the directory shown below. Otherwise, the audit log might be overwritten by the file or a directory. If ucnp_audit has been changed to a different character string, do not specify the file name after the change.
File other than the audit log that begins with ucnp_auditfile-number.log
Directory that begins with ucnp_auditfile-number.log
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If the specified file path does not satisfy the conditions, operation is not guaranteed. If an error occurs, a message (KDCZ10304-E) is output to the trace file and system startup is stopped.
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(60) Maximum number of audit log files (ucnp.base.server.auditlog.backup.number)
This property specifies the maximum number of audit log files. The specified value is assigned as the maximum value for the names of audit log files. For example, if the default value of 16 is used, audit-log-file-name1.log to audit-log-file-name16.log are used as the names for audit log files.
Permitted values: Integers in the range from 1 to 32
Default value: 16
(61) Maximum file size for the audit log (ucnp.base.server.auditlog.size)
This property specifies the maximum file size for the audit log.
Permitted values: Integers in the range from 1024 to 2097151 (KB)
Default value: 10240 (KB)
(62) Analysis target in the Reporting window (ucnp.base.server.operationlog.report.target)
This property specifies the analysis target in the Reporting window for the operation log. Specify the analysis target according to the usage and purpose of the Reporting window.
- Permitted values
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latest
The analysis target is to be the Operational Content that is displayed in the Operational Content Execution Window. Use this value when you want to check the usage status of only the Published Version of an Operational Content. If you save the usage status of Operational Contents before they are published, you can check the changes in the usage status before and after an Operational Content was published.
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all
The analysis target is to include older versions of the Operational Content that is being displayed in the Operational Content Execution Window. Use this value when you want to check the usage status of the Operational Content regardless of its versions. You can obtain the changes in usage status of Operational Contents by continuously accumulating the analysis results in the Reporting window. This also enables you to improve Operational Contents by identifying the reasons for changes.
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Default value: latest
(63) Whether the Get URL menu is to be displayed in the header area in the Operational Content Execution Window (ucnp.base.server.geturl.link.display)
This property specifies whether the Get URL menu is to be displayed in the header area in the Operational Content Execution Window.
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true: Displays the Get URL menu.
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false: Does not display the Get URL menu.
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Default value: true
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This property is not supported in an execution environment in which Operational Contents for the iPad are published. In such an environment, make sure that you specify false.
- Supplemental note
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URLs that can be obtained from the Get URL menu do not include any parameters other than the Operational Content ID. Neither a URL for displaying the Operational Content Editing Window nor a URL for specifying the end button can be obtained. If you will be using other parameters in URLs, we recommend that you specify false in this property to hide the Get URL menu.
For details about these URLs, see 2.1.3 URLs used to access Navigation Platform windows.
(64) Display condition for dashboard display links for operation logs (ucnp.base.server.dashboard.link.display)
This property specifies the display condition for dashboard display links for operation logs.
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true: Displays links.
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false: Does not display links.
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Default value: false
(65) Host name of the target JP1/IM-SS (ucnp.base.client.jp1imss.hostname)
This property specifies the host name of the target JP1/IM-SS.
Permitted values: Character strings
Default value: localhost
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If you will be using a Service Support Window URL Plugin, make sure that you specify the name of the physical host or the logical host at which JP1/IM-SS is to be run.
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An empty character string cannot be specified.
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(66) Port number of the target JP1/IM-SS (ucnp.base.client.jp1imss.portnum)
This property specifies the port number of the target JP1/IM-SS.
Permitted values: Integers in the range from 1 to 65535
Default value: 24401
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If you will be using a Service Support Window URL Creation Plugin, make sure that you specify this property.
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(67) Host name of the target JP1/AO (ucnp.base.client.jp1ao.hostname)
This property specifies the host name of the target JP1/AO.
Permitted values: Character strings
Default value: localhost
- Supplemental notes
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If you will be using either of the following System Plugins, make sure that you specify the name of the physical host or the logical host on which JP1/AO is to be run:
Automatic Operation Window URL Creation Plugin
Automatic Operation Service Execution Plugin
Automatic Operation Property Output Plugin
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An empty character string cannot be specified.
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(68) Port number of the target JP1/AO (ucnp.base.client.jp1ao.portnum)
This property specifies the port number of the target JP1/AO.
Permitted values: Integers in the range from 1 to 65535
Default value: 22015
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You must specify this property if you are using the following System Plugins:
Automatic Operation Window URL Creation Plugin
Automatic Operation Service Execution Plugin
Automatic Operation Property Output Plugin
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Review the value specified for this property when linking with version 10 of JP1/AO, or when changing the JP1/AO port numbers from the default.
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(69) Whether the target JP1/AO is in an HTTPS environment (ucnp.base.client.jp1ao.https.enable)
This property specifies whether the target JP1/AO is in an HTTPS environment.
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true: JP1/AO is in an HTTPS environment.
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false: JP1/AO is not in an HTTPS environment.
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Default value: false
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You must specify this property if you are using the following System Plugins in a system where JP1/AO operates in an HTTPS environment:
Automatic Operation Window URL Creation Plugin
Automatic Operation Service Execution Plugin
Automatic Operation Property Output Plugin
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(70) Whether JP1 event association files can be used (ucnp.base.client.jp1ev.association.enable)
This property specifies whether a specific Operational Content associated with JP1 event information is to be opened when it is called from JP1/IM or JP1/IM-SS.
For details about the association of Operational Contents with JP1 event information, see 5.13.4 Associating JP1 event information with Operational Contents.
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true: The JP1 event association file is enabled.
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false: The JP1 event association file is disabled.
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Default value: false
(71) Width of the Back button in the Operational Content Execution Window (ucnp.base.client.back.button.width)
This property specifies the width in pixels of the Back button in the Operational Content Execution Window.
Permitted values: 30 to 260 (pixels)
Default value: 100 (pixels)
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The Back button is not displayed when all is specified in the ucnp.base.client.directjump.enable property. In such a case, this property's setting is ignored.
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You can change the button's name by changing a node attribute setting. If the width of the button name will be greater than the value specified in this property, the button name will be truncated.
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(72) Width of the Next button in the Operational Content Execution Window (ucnp.base.client.next.button.width)
This property specifies the width in pixels of the Next button in the Operational Content Execution Window.
Permitted values: 30 to 260 (pixels)
Default value: 130 (pixels)
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You can change the button name by changing a node attribute setting. If the width of the button name will be greater than the value specified in this property, the button name will be truncated.
(73) Width of the Done button in the Operational Content Execution Window (ucnp.base.client.complete.button.width)
This property specifies the width in pixels of the Done button in the Operational Content Execution Window.
Permitted values: 30 to 260 (pixels)
Default value: 130 (pixels)
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You can change the button name by changing a node attribute setting. If the width of the button name will be greater than the value specified in this property, the button name will be truncated.
(74) Width of the button used to change to the next node via a Branch Node in the Operational Content Execution Window (ucnp.base.client.branch.button.width)
This property specifies the width in pixels of the button for changing to the next node. This button is displayed when a Process Node preceding a Branch Node is selected in the Operational Content Execution Window. Note that this property is not applied to a Process Node that has only one branch target.
Permitted values: 30 to 260 (pixels)
Default value: 130 (pixels)
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You can change the button name by changing a node attribute setting. If the width of the button name will be greater than the value specified in this property, the button name will be truncated.
(75) Button height in the Operational Content Execution Window (ucnp.base.client.node.transition.button.height)
This property specifies the height of buttons that are displayed in the Operational Content Execution Window. This property applies to the following buttons:
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Back button
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Next button
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Done button
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Buttons indicating branching conditions
Permitted values: 22 to 130 (pixels)
Default value: 22 (pixels)
(76) Whether to display the Operational Content Editing Window (ucnp.base.client.operation.editor.enable)
This property specifies whether display of the Operational Content Editing Window is to be permitted. If false is specified in this property, it will no longer be possible to open the Operational Content Editing Window regardless of URL parameters or the user's access permissions. In addition, the Editing Window View menu will no longer be displayed in the Operational Content Execution Window. For details about the URL, see 2.1.3 URLs used to access Navigation Platform windows.
By using a system configuration in which the editing environment and the execution environment are located on separate servers and specifying false in this property in the execution environment, you can prevent users from editing Operational Contents by mistake.
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true: Permits display of the Operational Content Editing Window to be displayed.
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false: Does not permit the Operational Content Editing Window to be displayed.
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Default value: true
(77) Grid width in the Operational Content Editing Window (ucnp.base.client.grid.size)
This property specifies the grid width in the Operational Content Editing Window. Parts placed in the Operational Content Editing Window will snap to the grids placed at this grid interval.
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0: Snap processing is not to be performed.
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5: 5 pixels
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10: 10 pixels
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20: 20 pixels
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Default value: 10
(78) Maximum number of operations that can be undone by the Undo button (ucnp.base.client.undo.max.count)
This property specifies the maximum number of operations that can be undone by the Undo button. The value specified in this property is the maximum number of operations subject to the Undo button's operation.
Permitted values: 1 to 100
Default value: 10
(79) Whether to display the File Management/Registration menu (ucnp.base.server.fileupload.link.display)
This property specifies whether the File Management/Registration menu is to be displayed in the header area in the Operational Content Editing Window.
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all: Displays the File Management/Registration menu for all users.
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admin: Displays the File Management/Registration menu for the system administrator only.
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none: Does not display the File Management/Registration menu.
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Default value: admin
(80) Whether to display icons in the Plugins pallet (ucnp.base.client.editor.jp1plugin.toolpalette.display)
This property specifies whether icons for JP1 Link Plugins are to be displayed in the Plugins pallet.
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true: Displays icons for JP1 Link Plugins.
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false: Does not display icons for JP1 Link Plugins.
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Default value: false
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This property controls only whether icons for the JP1 Link Plugins are to be displayed. Even when false is specified, you can still operate Operational Contents in which JP1 Link Plugins are already placed and change the settings for the JP1 Link Plugins that have been placed.
(81) Whether to display the names of Content Editors (ucnp.base.client.editor.name.display.type)
This property specifies the method for displaying the users who have edited Operational Contents.
Permitted values
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userId: Displays the user IDs as the user names.
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displayName: Displays the Display name in Active Directory as the user names.
Default value: userId
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Consider the setting for this property when you specify AD as the user authentication type in the ucnp.setup.server.ldap.directory.kind property.
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If displayName is specified in this property and the information for Display name in Active Directory cannot be acquired, a hyphen (-) is displayed for the user name.
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If displayName is specified in this property when the ucnp.setup.server.ldap.directory.kind property value is not AD, a hyphen (-) is displayed for the user name.
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If displayName is specified in this property, the Display name in effect when data is acquired from Active Directory is displayed for the user name. If the information for Display name is updated after Navigation Platform has already acquired the data, the acquired Display name is not updated.
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(82) Maximum number of Operational Contents (ucnp.base.client.menu.maxnum)
This property specifies the maximum number of Operational Contents.
Permitted values: Integers in the range from 1 to 2000
Default value: 500
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Evaluate the server's disk capacity before you increase the default value for the maximum number of Operational Contents. For details, see 5.11 Procedure for increasing the maximum number of Operational Contents.
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Do not specify a value that is less than the number of Operational Contents that have already been created. If you want to specify a value that is less than the number of Operational Contents that have already been created, first delete Operational Contents and then specify an appropriate value.
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If you have specified by mistake a value that is less than the number of Operational Contents that have already been created, change the value to at least the number of Operational Contents that have already been created.
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If many Operational Contents are displayed in the menu area, it takes time to display all Operational Contents. The amount of time depends on the client machine's specifications and the web browser's version.
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(83) List of user IDs of users who are allowed access to the Dashboard window for the operation log (ucnp.base.server.dashboard.auth.userids)
This property specifies a list of user IDs of users who are allowed access to the Dashboard window for the operation log. Specify user IDs of users who are allowed to log in to Navigation Platform.
To specify multiple user IDs, use the CSV format, in which user IDs are separated with commas (,). You can specify a maximum of 100 user IDs. When you specify user IDs, do not enter unnecessary spaces before or after each user ID.
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When no user ID is specified
Empty character string
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When only one user ID is specified
A string of single-byte alphanumeric characters
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When multiple user IDs are specified
- A string of a maximum of 31 single-byte alphanumeric characters per user ID
- A comma (,) to separate one user ID from another#
#: You cannot specify an empty character string between commas.
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- Default value:
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user1#
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Immediately after setup, the following values are set.
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When JP1 authentication is used for user authentication (user authentication through JP1/Base)
user1,jp1admin
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When an authentication scheme other than JP1 authentication is used
user1
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