fulcrum.properties

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#  M I M E T Y P E  S E R V I C E
#
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# This property specifies a file containing mappings between MIME
# content types and the corresponding file name extensions. The
# service itself contains a hardcoded set of most common mappings.
# The file must use the same syntax as the mime.types file of
# the Apache Server, i.e.
# <mimetype> <ext1> <ext2>...
#
#services.MimeTypeService.mime.types=/WEB-INF/conf/mime.types

# This property specifies a file containing mappings between locales
# and the corresponding character encodings. The service itself
# contains a hardcoded set of most common mappings.
# The file should use the Java property file syntax, i.e.
# <lang_country_variant>=<charset>
#
#services.MimeTypeService.charsets=/WEB-INF/conf/charset.properties

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#
#  S C H E D U L E R  S E R V I C E
#
# -------------------------------------------------------------------

#
# Set enabled to true to start the scheduler.
#
# Default = false
#
services.SchedulerService.earlyInit = false


# -------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#  S E C U R I T Y  S E R V I C E
#
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#
# This is the class that implements the User interface.
# You want to override this setting only if you want your User
# implementation to provide application specific addtional
# functionality.
#
# Default: org.apache.fulcrum.security.impl.db.entity.TurbineUser
#

services.SecurityService.user.class=org.apache.fulcrum.security.impl.db.entity.TurbineUser

#
# This setting is DBSecurityService specific - this class is consulted for the names
# of the columns in the users' tables for the purpose of creating join queries.
# If you use your own User implementation in conjunction with DBSecurityService,
# it's peer class must implement org.apache.turbine.om.security.peer.UserPeer interface,
# and you need to specify the name of the peer class here.
#
# Default: org.apache.fulcrum.security.impl.db.entity.TurbineUserPeer
#
services.SecurityService.userPeer.class=org.apache.fulcrum.security.impl.db.entity.TurbineUserPeer

#
# This is the class that implements UserManager interface.
# Override this setting if you want your User information stored
# on a different medium (LADP directory is a good example).
# Default implementation uses Peers and a relational database .
#

services.SecurityService.user.manager=org.apache.fulcrum.security.impl.db.DBUserManager

#
# This is used by the SecurityService to make the password checking
# secure. When enabled, passwords are transformed by a one-way
# function into a sequence of bytes that is base64 encoded.
# It is impossible to guess the plain-text form of the password
# from the representation. When user logs in, the entered password
# is transformed the same way and then compared with stored value.
#
# Default: false
#

services.SecurityService.secure.passwords=false

#
# This property lets you choose what digest algorithm will be used
# for encrypting passwords. Check documentation of your JRE for
# available algorithms.
#
# Default: SHA
#

services.SecurityService.secure.passwords.algorithm=SHA

# Configuration for the LDAP Security Service implementation

#services.SecurityService.ldap.security.athentication=simple
#services.SecurityService.ldap.port=<LDAP PORT>
#services.SecurityService.ldap.host=<LDAP HOST>
#services.SecurityService.ldap.admin.username=<ADMIN USERNAME>
#services.SecurityService.ldap.admin.password=<ADMIN PASSWORD>
#services.SecurityService.ldap.user.basesearch=<SEARCH PATTERN>
#services.SecurityService.ldap.user.search.filter=<SEARCH FILTER>
#services.SecurityService.ldap.dn.attribute=userPrincipalName
#services.SecurityService.ldap.provider=com.sun.jndi.ldap.LdapCtxFactory

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#  X M L R P C  S E R V I C E
#
# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# This property specifies which class should be used to parse
# xml for XmlRpc functionality.
#
# Default: org.apache.xerces.parsers.SAXParser

services.XmlRpcService.parser=org.apache.xerces.parsers.SAXParser

# This property specifies which port the server part of the XmlRpc
# should listen, if it is active.
#
# Default: 12345

services.XmlRpcService.port=12345

# If any classes are specified here, the Service will create an
# instance of them here and start up a listener on the specified
# port.
#
# Note that the handlers demonstrated are not very useful.  You
# will have to invent your own services.  They do however
# illustrate that any class with a default constructor can be
# added here
#
# The handler parameter without further extension determines
# the default handler for the service
#
# Default: no classes are specified by default

#services.XmlRpcService.handler.$default=java.util.Hashtable
#services.XmlRpcService.handler.stringhandler=java.lang.String

# The following properties allow the transfer of data between
# separate Turbine applications running on different servers.
# This allows B2B type behavior such as sending database
# updates in the form of XML or whatever type of data
# that needs to be shared between Turbine applications
# running on separate servers.

services.XmlRpcService.handler.file = org.apache.fulcrum.xmlrpc.util.FileHandler
services.XmlRpcService.paranoid = false
services.XmlRpcService.acceptClient = 192.168.1.*
services.XmlRpcService.denyClient =

# Do we want a secure server

services.XmlRpcService.secure.server = false

# Secure server options

services.XmlRpcService.secure.server.option.java.protocol.handler.pkgs = \
    com.sun.net.ssl.internal.www.protocol

services.XmlRpcService.secure.server.option.security.provider = \
    com.sun.net.ssl.internal.ssl.Provider

services.XmlRpcService.secure.server.option.security.protocol = TLS

# You probably want to keep your key stores and trust stores
# clear out of your webapp.

services.XmlRpcService.secure.server.option.javax.net.ssl.keyStore = /tmp/keystore
services.XmlRpcService.secure.server.option.javax.net.ssl.keyStoreType = jks
services.XmlRpcService.secure.server.option.javax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword = password
services.XmlRpcService.secure.server.option.javax.net.ssl.trustStore = /tmp/truststore
services.XmlRpcService.secure.server.option.javax.net.ssl.trustStoreType = jks
services.XmlRpcService.secure.server.option.javax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword = password

services.XmlRpcService.secure.server.option.sun.ssl.keymanager.type = SunX509
services.XmlRpcService.secure.server.option.sun.ssl.trust.manager.type = SunX509

# These values should be set to 'all' for debugging purposes.

services.XmlRpcService.secure.server.option.javax.net.debug = none
services.XmlRpcService.secure.server.option.java.security.debug = none

services.XmlRpcService.earlyInit = true

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#  P O O L  S E R V I C E
#
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# Default capacity of pools of the Object pooling service.
#
# Default: 128
services.PoolService.pool.capacity = 128

# Class specific capacities used instead of the default if specified.
#
#services.PoolService.pool.capacity.org.apache.turbine.services.rundata.DefaultTurbineRunData=512

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#  F A C T O R Y  S E R V I C E
#
# -------------------------------------------------------------------

# A comma separated list of classloaders (very optional)
#
# Example: org.foo.bar.MyClassLoader, org.ack.joe.YourClassLoader
#
#services.FactoryService.class.loaders=

# Default factory to use when no custom factory is specified.
#
# Example: org.foo.bar.DefaultFactory
#
#services.FactoryService.factory.default=

# Customized factories to be used instead of the default factory.
# E.g. to instantiate XML parsers, SSL sockets, etc., which require
# specific instantiation not supported by the default factory.
# The property name is prefixed with "factory" followed by the
# name of the production class. The value is the class name of
# the factory implementing the Factory interface. The factory
# will be instantiated by using the service itself.
#
# Examples:
#
# services.FactoryService.factory.javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilder=org.foo.xml.DomBuilderFactory
# services.FactoryService.factory.javax.xml.parsers.SAXParser=org.foo.xml.SaxParserFactory
# services.FactoryService.factory.java.net.ServerSocket=org.foo.net.SslServerSocketFactory

#--------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# X S L T  S E R V I C E
#
#--------------------------------------------------------------------

services.XSLTService.path = /path/to/stylesheets
services.XSLTService.cache = false

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#  I N T A K E   S E R V I C E
#
# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# The location of the xml file specifying valid inputs
# -------------------------------------------------------------------

services.IntakeService.xml.path=@INTAKE_DESCRIPTOR@