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General Properties

General configuration properties are defined here.

Property

Description

Constant[]

Definitions of constants (see Constants)

General.ConfigName

General.ConfigDescription

Name of and description text for configuration (chosen as required)

This description text is used primarily for the purposes of display in the configuration program.

General.ExitOnInitError

Boolean value determining whether the program process will be completely terminated if a single worker instance cannot be initialized

The reason for an initialization error might be, for example, a connection problem to an input system or an output system.

Otherwise, only the relevant worker instance or scenario within that worker will be disabled.

Default value: TRUE

General.LicenseFile[]

Path specification of one or more complementary license files (optional)

The license files authorize the use of the product or special functions to be licensed separately.

The following functions can be licensed:

  • Core: basic functionality that includes everything not requiring an additional license

  • Mail: interfaces to email systems

  • E-Invoice: processing of electronic invoice formats

  • Total: universal license that includes all functions

The Mail and E-Invoice functions also implicitly include a Core license.

Wildcard characters are supported for the file name in the path. The default value if the license file is not specified is xSuiteInterface5.lic. Because the file name is automatically resolved to an absolute path, the file is searched for in the program directory.

General.CheckRemoteCertificate

Boolean value determining whether the program is to check the validity of the certificate for SSL/TLS connections to external servers

Default value: TRUE

Notice

Only deactivate the check in exceptional cases (e.g., to contact a test server with a self-signed certificate).

General.MacrosAssemblyPath

File path of the DLL file of a .NET class library with its own macro functions (see Creation of Custom Program Components).