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Overview

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 * Changing the configured properties is not recommended

Scheduled Tasks page options

Configuring a scheduled task is recommended for removing notifications from the database.

Creating a scheduled task

  1. Click Create
  2. FIXICC H2 opens the Schedule Task page

  3. Specify the parameters in the list below with the recommended values, using the provided screenshot as a visual reference.

     Screenshot of Scheduled Tasks page

    Figure. The Scheduled Task page.

    Item 1. Defined by - select Bean 
    Item 2. Bean Name - choose from the "fixicch2_TasksService" list
    Item 3. Method Name - choose from one of the following:

    • clearNotificationsOlderThan(StringDays) - a method for removing all notifications older than the selected date
    • clearNotificationsMoreThan(String CountOfNotification) - a method for removing all notifications larger than the specified amount

    Item 4. Optional. Method Parameters - you can specify parameters related to the chosen method in Method Name. Options include:

    • String days - number of days to store the notification in the database (for the clearNotificationsOlderThan method)
    • String countOfNotification - number of notifications to store in the database (for clearNotificationsMoreThan method)

    Item 5. Scheduling Type - specify the desired type of schedule from the options Cron/Period/Fixed Delay
    Item 6. Enter:

    • A Cron Expression for a Cron schedule
    • A value for Period, sec (in seconds) for a Period schedule 
    • A Fixed Delay for a Fixed Delay schedule

    Item 7. The question mark symbol (?) shows a tip for writing the CRON expression

  4. Click OK to complete creating the scheduled task or Cancel to cancel the operation


The following options are always available on the page: CreateRunning tasks.

Activating a scheduled task

When the scheduled task is added to the list, select it click Activate to activate it (see screenshot).

 Screenshot

Figure. The Activate button on the Scheduled Tasks page.

The following options are enabled for activated scheduled tasks: Execution History, and Deactivate.

Deactivating a scheduled task

To stop the execution of the activated scheduled task, select the task and click Deactivate (see screenshot).

 Screenshot

Figure. The Deactivate button on the Scheduled Tasks page.

The following options are enabled for deactivated scheduled tasks: Activate, Edit, RemoveExecution history, Execute.

Application properties

Saving the user's UI changes

  1. Go to the Application properties
  2. Open the cuba set of properties
  3. Open the gui set of properties
  4. Select the cuba.gui.manualScreenSettingsSaving propery
  5. Click the Edit button
    • Figure. The Changing of the application property form.
  6. Change the Current Value into true
  7. Click the OK button

or

To cancel the changes:

  1. Click the Cancel button

Server Log page options

On the Server Log page, you can:

  • Download a log file by clicking Download (item 1 in the screenshot below)
  • View a log by clicking Show Tail (item 2 in the screenshot below)
  • Filter log info in the Options subtab (item 3 in the screenshot below)

     Screenshot - Server Log page


    Figure. Server Log page.

Performance Statistics page options

On the Performance Statistics page, you can:

  • Export data into an excel file by clicking Excel (item 1 in Screenshot A, below)
  • See more details about threads by clicking Threads (item 2 in Screenshot A, below)

     Screenshot A - Performance statistics page


    Figure. Performance Statistics page.

  • Export a thread's detailed info into an excel file by clicking Excel (see Screenshot B, below)

     Screenshot B - Performance statistics page

    Figure. Thread's detailed info.

Full page screenshots

Users


Figure. Users page.

Access Groups


Figure. Access Groups page.

Roles

Figure. Roles page.

Dynamic attributes 

Figure. Dynamic Attributes page.

User Sessions

Figure. User Sessions page.

Locks

Figure. Locks page.

External Files

Figure. External files page.

Application properties

Figure. Application properties page.

JMX Console

Figure. JMX Console page.

Entity Log

Figure. Entity log page.

User Session Log

Figure. User Session Log page.

Email History

Figure. Email History page.


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