Configuration and Administration
glog.document Properties
To control the behavior of Oracle Transportation Management, you can change settings in the glog.properties file or the appropriate property set.
Property |
New in Version |
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glog.document.cms.msgraph.uploadChunkSize | 22.1 |
This property defines the upload chunk size (in MB) for uploading a large file (>4 MB) in a single upload request. Default: 6 |
23.2 |
By using this property, you can validate uploaded content in Sharepoint with the content in the source file. If the property value is set to true and a file is uploaded to SharePoint, this validation downloads the uploaded content as soon as it is uploaded. This is to check if the file content is the same as the source file used for upload. If there is a mismatch, the system will display an error and ask the user to retry the upload. When the property value is set to false, the validation of uploaded content in Sharepoint with the content in the source file used for the upload will not occur. Default: false |
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6.4.2.1 |
This property specifies whether to replace slashes (/) in file names with an underscore (_) or not. This property is applicable for all CMS configured in the OTM application. When you upload a file from a child domain into a CMS, the file upload may fail due to processing of an incorrect file name. For example, if the file name is "OTM-PARENT/CHILD DOMAIN-DATE-SEQ.extention", CMS throws an error as the file name contains "/". When you set this property to true, the "/" in the file name is replaced with "_" and the file can be uploaded into any CMS systems configured in the OTM application. |
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6.4.2.1 |
This property specifies whether to replace slashes (/) in file names with an underscore (_) or not. This property is applicable for the specific Content Management System (CMS) which is mentioned as part of the property. This property overrides the glog.document.cms.replaceSlashInNames property. When you upload a file from a child domain into a CMS, the file upload may fail due to incorrect processing of a file name. For example, if the file name is "OTM-PARENT/CHILD DOMAIN-DATE-SEQ.extention", CMS throws an error as the file name contains "/". When you set this property to true, the "/" in the file name is replaced with "_" and the file is uploaded into the respective CMS appropriately. |
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This property controls whether the locations for the Document/ChildDocuments will be specified in the parent document, or will be specified in the individual child documents. When the property is true, all the locations will be listed in the parent document. |
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23.1 |
This property allows users to set the default Content Management System (CMS) when you:
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glog.document.multiFileUpload.allowAssignDocumentType |
When this property value is set to true, you can assign a document type to the documents created while uploading multiple files. Default: true |
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23.1 |
When the property value is set to true, the text mimetype of a document will contain charset=UTF-8 and persist with this encoding. If the property value is set to false, the document doesn’t persist the text mimetype with encoding. All mimetypes, which start with text are considered to be text mimetype. For XML mimetype, whether to consider them as text mimetypes depend on the property glog.mimeTypes.considerXmlSubMimeTypesAsText. |
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23.3 |
This property can be used to prevent the application from displaying an error when the document ID contains a lowercase "x". |