The Server Settings are divided into four parts:
- authentication token
- email server connection (SMTP settings)
- artifact graph
- configuration of the cluster mode
Authentication Token
| Parameter | Description |
| Activate expiry of the token in case of inactivity | Enables all tokens to expire after the time defined below in case of inactivity. This means, a user gets automatically logged out after the time specified in “Idle time until the token is invalidated” of inactivity |
| Idle time until the token is invalidated | The duration in seconds that a token remains valid during inactivity. This has only an effect if “Activate expiry of the token in case of inactivity” is enabled |
| Activate maximum token validity | Enables all tokens to expire after the time defined below. This means, a user automatically gets logged out after the time defined in “Maximum token validity”. This enforces the logout, regardless wether or not there was any activity of the user |
| Maximum token validity | The maximum duration in seconds that a token is valid. This has only an effect if “Activate maximum token validity” is activated. |
SMTP Settings
Define the default settings for outgoing email via SMTP Protocol
| Parameter | Description |
| Send E-Mails | Enable or disable the sending of E-Mails generally |
| SMTP Host | Domain Name or IP Address of the E-Mail Server |
| SMTP Port | Specify the port of the outgoing mail server, e.g. Port 587 for TLS Connection |
| Authentication required | If activated, a user/password authentication for the outgoing mail server is required |
| Encrypted with TLS | If activated, the connection is encrypted by TLS |
| Sender E-Mail | Enter the sender’s default email address, e.g. no-reply@simplifier.io |
| Sender | Specify the name of the sender |
| Username | Username to authenticate at the SMTP Server. Often it is the same as the E-Mail Address |
| Change Password | Enable this, if you want to change the currently set password |
| Password and Confirm Password | Set a secure password |
Artifact Graph Settings
The Artifact Graph is the technical representation of all dependencies between for e.g. Connector and Apps or Business Objects and Login Methods etc. This “in-memory” Graph is built on Server Startup and used for Project Permission Checks or Projects Contents.
| Parameter | Description |
| Collect statistics about the artifact graph | Generate Statistics for Support Reasons about the Dependencies between Simplifier Artifacts like Connectors or Apps |
| Print Statistics to log file (debugging) | Enable the generation of the Statistics into a log file |
| Validate artifact graph regularly | Activate the regular Validation of the Artifact Dependencies – this is only necessary if dependencies are invalid. If this setting is activated you have to provide an email address for e.g. Simplifier Support for receiving the results and a regular cron expression for defining the time and date of this validation run |
| Send validation email to recipients | If activated, the validation results from the previous setting will be emailed to the provided recipient email address. |
| Cron expression for regular validation | This cron expression defines the time period to run this validation job |
| Repair project connections regularly | Activate this setting if the dependencies between Projects and assigned Artifacts are broken. If this setting is activated you have to provide a regular cron expression for defining the time and date of this repair run |
| Repair project connections on boot | If enabled, project connections will be repaired only on Simplifier Server Boot up routine. |
| Cron expression for regular project connection repair | This cron expression defines the time period to run this repair job |
Cluster Mode
The Cluster Mode enables the Horizontal Scaling Feature.
You will find more information about the cluster mode here.