Difference between revisions of "Web Service Configuration"

Latest revision as of 10:35, 7 July 2023

Specific Configuration Files

The specific configuration files are considered in the configuration via inclusion. For example, the tag <bindings configSource="Logging.config" /> in the main configuration file adds all settings of Logging.config to the configuration.

Specific files are available for:

Bindings: different configurations for data services and endpoints
Clients: definitions used by the data service for connecting to the session management service
Logging: configuration of destination paths, etc.
Services: used by the data service and the session management service
Application Settings: configuration of the data and session management service of the web service
Web Settings: configuration of the web site.

This table shows by which component the specific files are used.

Description	Example file	Studio	Enterprise Service
Application settings	AppSettings.config	-	-
Bindings	Bindings.config
Clients	Client.config
Logging	Logging.config
Services	Services.config	-	-
Web	Web.config

The configuration file of the web service additionally needs to obey rules as given in Configuring Services.

Common sections, existing in all main configuration files and should not be changed in general, are

<configSections>: these settings include general logging and exception handling
<exceptionHandling>: detailed configuration of exception handling
<loggingConfiguration>: detailed configuration of logging
<system.serviceModel>: behaviours for services and endpoints

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-The Web Service must be configured by updating the ''Web.Config'' File.
+== Specific Configuration Files ==
+The specific configuration files are considered in the configuration via inclusion. For example, the tag ''<bindings configSource="Logging.config" />'' in the main configuration file adds all settings of ''Logging.config'' to the configuration.
-{| class="wikitable" | width = "88%"
+Specific files are available for:
+* '''Bindings''': different configurations for data services and endpoints
+* '''Clients''': definitions used by the data service for connecting to the [[USAM|session management service]]
+* '''Logging''': configuration of destination paths, etc.
+* '''Services''': used by the data service and the session management service
+* '''Application Settings''': configuration of the data and session management service of the web service
+* '''Web Settings''': configuration of the web site.
-|-
+This table shows by which component the specific files are used.
-! Area!! Setting!! Description
+<table class="defaultTable sortable">
-|-
+{{Item/ConfigFileHeader}}
-| appSettings|| UBIK.DataBase.ConnectionString ||Configuration of the SQL connect string to the UBIK Database
+{{Item/ConfigFile|Application settings|[[Configuration_Files/AppSettings.config|AppSettings.config]]|1||}}
-|-
+{{Item/ConfigFile|Bindings|[[Configuration_Files/Bindings.config|Bindings.config]]|1|1|1}}
-| appSettings|| UBIK.Service.MaxIdleMinutes ||Duration [in minutes] until a unused WebService shuts down automatically
+{{Item/ConfigFile|Clients|[[Configuration_Files/Client.config|Client.config]]|1|1|1}}
-|-
+{{Item/ConfigFile|Logging|[[Configuration_Files/Logging.config|Logging.config]]|1|1|1}}
-| appSettings|| UBIK.Service.ValityPeriode ||Duration [in seconds] until a cached record is marked as outdated in the UBIK Kernel
+{{Item/ConfigFile|Services|[[Configuration_Files/Services.config|Services.config]]|1||}}
-|-
+{{Item/ConfigFile|Web|[[Configuration_Files/web.config|Web.config]]|1|1|1}}
-| appSettings|| LogLevel ||LogLevel
+</table>
-|-
-| appSettings|| LanguageID ||ID of the language that must be used by the Web Service. The Service will deliver the content of MultiLanguage Properties in this language.
-|-
-| appSettings|| UserRestrictive ||If this switch is "1", only known logins may connect to UBIK. If it is set to "0", every login may connect.
-|-
-| appSettings|| DeviceRestrictive ||If this switch is "1", only known and active devices may connect to UBIK. If it is set to "0", every device may connect.
-|-
-| appSettings|| TokenRestrictive ||If this switch is "1", data access is only possible after a successfull authentication. If it is set to "0", the token is not validated.
-|-
-| loggingConfiguration|| listeners ||Full configuration of the UBIK Logging
-|-
-|}
+The configuration file of the web service additionally needs to obey rules as given in [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms733830%28v=vs.110%29.aspx Configuring Services].
+Common sections, existing in all main configuration files and should not be changed in general, are
+* '''<configSections>''': these settings include general logging and exception handling
+* '''<exceptionHandling>''': detailed configuration of exception handling
+* '''<loggingConfiguration>''': detailed configuration of logging
+* '''<system.serviceModel>''': behaviours for services and endpoints
-Example:
+[[Category:Installing|Web Service Configuration]]
-<code>
+[[Category:Web service|Web Service Configuration]]
-  <appSettings>
-    <add key="UBIK.DataBase.ConnectionString" value="Data Source=UBIK_SQL_SERVER;Initial Catalog=UBIK;Persist Security Info=True;User ID=ubik;Password=password" />
-    <add key="UBIK.Service.MaxIdleMinutes" value="5" />
-    <add key="UBIK.Service.ValityPeriode" value="30" />
-    <add key="UBIK.Service.LogLevel" value="10" />
-    <add key="UBIK.Service.LanguageID" value="1" />
-    <add key="UBIK.Service.UserRestrictive" value="1" />
-    <add key="UBIK.Service.DeviceRestrictive" value="0" />
-    <add key="UBIK.Service.TokenRestrictive" value="1" />
-  </appSettings>
-</code>