The size of the main disk cache of the UAPI

The minimum size of streamed blobs

The number of streaming threads

The server's domain name

The size of the main memory cache of the UAPI

The Content Server's IOR URL

Role mappings are used to replace group names in a process definition file by other group names without having to actually modify the textual definition

The maximum size of cached blobs

Whether to enable navigate through cache of the UAPI. This cache is used for computing read rights on folders in case no explicit read rights are defined and read rights on subfolders force read rights on folders on the path to these folders. Because these computations are expensive and sometimes unnecessary, this flag allows you to ignore navigate-through rights in the Workflow Server.

Define a password for the connection with the Content Management Server.

Pool queue limit.

Pool thread max limit.

Pool thread min limit.

The directory service adapter.

The persistence adapter.

Whether to allow connecting to a live Content Server

The remote action handler.

The interval of the session reaper checks.

The timeout until an inactive session is closed.

Possible values: 'true'|'false'|'embedded'

The concurrent sweep mode.

The sweep delay.

Timeout for waiting on running threads on shutdown

Transaction handler idle timeout.

Limits the maximum number of database connections.

The delay in seconds the Workflow Server waits between retries to connect to the Content Server when starting.

The maximum number of idle sessions to keep in the Content Server session pool.

The time in milliseconds after which an idle session of the Content Server session pool should be closed.

The maximum number of sessions to hold at any time (busy + idle) in the Content Server session pool.

The server's service indicator

Define a user for the connection with the Content Management Server.

Configures whether an old but backwards-compatible merge algorithm for merging list properties should be used. This also applies to struct lists. If true, merge conflicts are reported if there are any changes in overlapping regions of list values. This also includes changes in nested property values, for example if there are changes in translatable properties and those properties aren't excluded with workflow.localization.auto-merge.translatable=false, or if the AutoMergeStructListMapKeyFactory is configured to merge a struct list as map, and some non-key properties have changed. An example for the latter would be a conflict caused by removing a link in a master content and a changed annotation property for that link in the derived content. If false, an improved merge algorithm is used for list values, which tries to avoid merge conflicts in more cases.

Configures if translatable properties are automatically merged in translation workflows. If true, changes of translatable properties in a master content are also merged to derived content items by translation workflows, if there are no conflicting changes and the properties haven't been excluded otherwise. Opposed to non-translatable properties, merge conflicts for translatable properties are typically resolved silently in favor of the derived content and do not generate a warning for the user. There are some exceptions, especially when using the legacy list merge algorithm (see property workflow.localization.auto-merge.legacy-list-merge). Even if set to true, translatable properties can still be excluded from auto-merge, for example with extensions:automerge="false" in the document type definition or with a custom implementation of com.coremedia.translate.workflow.AutoMergePredicateFactory.