Application management : Configuration : System Settings : System settings - Field Descriptions : Web application fields
Web application fields
Field
Description
Number of records per page (list)
Specify the maximum number of elements that are displayed in the elements list.
To avoid performance issues, the maximum number of records is 500.
Number of records per page (dialog box)
Specify the maximum number of elements that are displayed in the elements list of dialog boxes.
To avoid performance issues, the maximum number of records is 500.
Keep session alive
Indicate if you want to keep sessions alive. If set to No, the regular session time-out setting applies. If set to Yes, the session is kept alive by continuously pinging the server (as long as the browser is open).
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• Activating this setting without changing the Session time-out, will increase the license usage, because keeping the session alive also will consume a license for the period of time that the session is kept active.
• The license usage can be decreased again by lowering the Session time-out value (e.g. to 5 minutes), because then after closing the browser, it will only take 5 minutes to release the session, which would then also release the memory on the server.
• Activating this setting can also affect performance. This is caused by increased memory usage on the Tomcat server by keeping user sessions open for a longer period. If the memory usage becomes a bottleneck, it can incur a performance penalty.
• Planon recommends to enable the operating systems lock mechanism to prevent unauthorized usage. The need for this mechanism increases when this setting is enabled.
Session time-out
Specify the time for session time-out within the range of 1 to 120 minutes. 15 minutes is set by default. If your setting exceeds 30 minutes, note that this will result in a higher server resource usage.
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The higher the value, the more resources are needed on the web server. Configure the web server accordingly.
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The Session time-out field in System settings overwrites the time-out settings set in the Web Client server's configuration files.
Soap session time-out
Enter the time in minutes for terminating idle web services.
The minimum value is 15 minutes, the maximum value is 1440 (24 hours). An internal timer checks for idle sessions once every 5 minutes.
When the setting is changed, it is applied when any SOAP service client performs a new login.
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If the number of elements of a tree view exceeds the maximum allowed number, the tree view is converted as a flat list and the Switch view option on the Web Client toolbar is disabled.
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If you apply filter, the flat list is converted back to a tree; if the elements of a list are reduced to less than the number specified here, the Switch view option becomes available.
Pagination fetch size
This setting determines how many records are fetched in one try. It affects the session size and performance of the web client.
To improve the performance, the size is reduced to 100 records by default.
The possible range of values is 100 - 2500.
Include component IDs
When you enable this setting, Planon component IDs will be included in the HTML, which can be used by web application tools, for example, automation testing tools.
Log off URL
Specify a URL where you want to be redirected to after logging off from Planon ProCenter .
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By default, you are redirected to the login page after logging of.
If you use single-sign-on (SSO) for Planon ProCenter and if you do not specify a URL here, you will be automatically logged on again after logging off.
Allow select all
Here you can specify whether the application users will be able to use the All and None buttons at the bottom of elements lists.
If set to No, these buttons will be disabled (and CTRL+A will not work either).
Using these buttons can have a performance penalty with large data sets, hence you can opt to disable them.
Allow last page
Attention  
This field will be removed in the near future - see Pending improved features
Here you can specify whether the application users will be able to use the Last page button at the bottom of elements lists.
By default, this button will be disabled.
Using this button can have a performance penalty with large data sets, hence you can opt to disable it.
Enable web service console?
Specify whether it is allowed to login to /nyx.
If you select Yes, the web service console is available and can be navigated to.
If you select No, the web service console is not accessible and will throw an error when accessed.
By default, the setting is No.