3DS Server Admin Configuration Properties

An application.properties file in the $THREEDS_HOME/3dss-admin-ui/conf directory is used to set configuration options for the 3DS Server Admin.

The available configuration options and their default values are listed below.

Note: If you don't configure a value for one of the properties in your application.properties, the default value as shown below will be used.

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server.port=
### Logging
logging.config=classpath:log4j2-prod.xml
### Authentication
#
# Username that will be used to authenticate to the 3DS Server Admin Web application.
#
# This field is required.
#
threedss.admin.username=
#
# Password that will be used to authenticate to the 3DS Server Admin Web application. The password needs to be encrypted
# using the 3DS Server CLI Tool.
#
# This field is required.
#
threedss.admin.password=
#
# Fully qualified URL of the 3DS Server Admin application instance.
#
threedss.frontend.configs.backend-api=
#
# List of fully qualified URL of the 3DS Server instance. The list is used for the Admin application to display
# statistical information about each instance and notify the instance whenever a 3DS Server Configuration is updated
# in the database. The URL need to contain the prodocol, hostname, port, and if needed, the context path.
#
# This property is a comma-separated value.
#
# Example: http://3ds.server.instance.one,https://3ds2.server.instance:5000,https://3ds2.server.instance/3ds-server-instance/
#
threedss.instance.endpoints=
#
### Production database connection properties
#
# The datasource URL location. The JDBC connection string may differ depending on the database type, but we recommend
# the specified formats defined below. Supported database types are PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server.
#
# Recommended JDBC connection strings:
#    PostgreSQL:                jdbc:postgresql://<host>:<port>/<database-name>
#    MySQL:                     jdbc:mysql://<host>:<port>/<database-name>
#    Oracle:                    jdbc:oracle:<oracle-driver>:<host>:<port>:<SID>
#    Microsoft SQL Server:      jdbc:sqlserver://<host>:<port>;database=<database-name>
spring.datasource.url=
#
# The datasource user used by the application. It is recommended that this user has read-write privileges to the database
# the application is using.
#
spring.datasource.username=
#
# The password of the datasource user used by the application.
#
spring.datasource.password=
#
# --- DEPRECATED ---
# This field will be deprecated and it will be removed in future versions. Spring Boot will automatically detect the
# driver class from the datasource URL. For MySQL this field is still required since it automatically detects an older
# JDBC driver.
#
# The appropriate Driver used for database connection. Supported database types are PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle and
# Microsoft SQL Server. The value should be defined depending on the underlying database.
#
# Default database is PostgreSQL. Accepted values are:
#
#    org.postgresql.Driver                          - indicating PostgreSQL database will be used
#    com.mysql.cj.jdbc.Driver                       - indicating MySQL database will be used
#    oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver                       - indicating Oracle database will be used
#    com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver   - indicating Microsoft SQL Server database will be used
#
#spring.datasource.driver-class-name=
#
# The SQL dialect of the underlying database. Supported database types are PostgreSQL, MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server.
# The value should be defined depending on the underlying database.
#
# Default database is PostgreSQL. Accepted values are depending on the desired dialect, but it is recommended to use
# one of the following:
#
#    org.hibernate.dialect.PostgreSQL95Dialect      - indicating PostgreSQL 9.5 Dialect will be used
#    org.hibernate.dialect.MySQL57Dialect           - indicating MySQL 5.7 Dialect will be used
#    org.hibernate.dialect.Oracle12cDialect         - indicating Oracle 12 c Dialect will be used
#    org.hibernate.dialect.SQLServer2012Dialect     - indicating Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Dialect will be used
#
spring.jpa.properties.hibernate.dialect=org.hibernate.dialect.PostgreSQL95Dialect
### Flyway properties
#
# Flyway user to run the database install and update scripts. For security reasons it is recommended to have Flyway
# user different from the one used by the application.
#
threedss.db.flyway.user=
#
# Flyway user password
#
threedss.db.flyway.password=
#
# The name of Flyway's schema history table.
#
threedss.db.flyway.table=threedss_schema_history
### Database Tablespaces properties
#
# It is recommended the underlying database to have different tablespaces (locations in the file system) for
# data, indexes, large objects (lob), logs and session data.
# In order the 3DS Server to utilise the different tablespaces, they should be created before
# its startup. The names of the created tablespaces should be configured in ${threedss.db.tablespaces.data},
# ${threedss.db.tablespaces.index} and ${threedss.db.tablespaces.lob} respectively.
#
# The tablespace configuration is relevant only for PostgreSQL, Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server database.
# In Microsoft SQL Server this is related to filegroups. This feature is not used for MySQL since MySQL stores each
# table in a separate location on the filesystem.
#
# The name of the data tablespace.
threedss.db.tablespaces.data=
#
# The name of the indexes' tablespace.
#
threedss.db.tablespaces.index=
#
# The name of the lob table space.
#
threedss.db.tablespaces.lob=
#
# The name of the logs tablespace.
threedss.db.tablespaces.logs=
#
# The name of the session data tablespace.
threedss.db.tablespaces.session=
#
# The name of the default tablespace. This property should be configured and used if any of the
# ${threedss.db.tablespaces.data}, ${threedss.db.tablespaces.index}, ${threedss.db.tablespaces.lob},
# ${threedss.db.tablespaces.logs} or ${threedss.db.tablespaces.session} are not present.
# If not configured differently, then the 'pg_default' value will be utilised.
#
threedss.db.tablespaces.defaults=pg_default