NG and Web Client Settings

The following settings are applicable to both Web Client and NG Client:

servoy.webclient.maxuploadsize

Sets the maximum upload size, in kilobytes, that a user can do through the upload/media field. 0 or not set is no maximum.

servoy.webclient.error.page

Filename of an HTML template (no <html> and <body> tags) which will be shown when an error occurs. It resides in /servoy-webclient/templates/default/ for the Web Client and in ROOT (application_server/server/webapps) for the NG Client.

NG Client Error page example

<div style='padding:40px;' ng-controller="InternalServerErrorController">
	<div class="bs-callout bs-callout-danger" >
	<h1>Internal Server error </h1>
	<p>There was an error at the server side</p>
	<pre ng-if='error.stack' ng-bind='error.stack'></pre>
	</div>
</div>

servoy.webclient.pageexpired.page

Filename of an HTML template (no <html> and <body> tags) which will be shown when the session times out. It resides in /servoy-webclient/templates/default/ for the Web Client and in ROOT (application_server/server/webapps) for the NG Client.

NG Client Page expired example

<div style='padding:40px;' ng-controller="SessionExpiredController">
	<div class="bs-callout bs-callout-danger" >
	<h1>Page Expired</h1>
	<p>The page you requested has expired.</p>
	<p><a ng-href="{{redirectUrl}}">Return to home page</a></p>
	</div>
</div>

servoy.webclient.pageexpired.url

The URL which should be used or redirected to when the session expires.

servoy.webclient.pageexpired.redirectTimeout

The number of seconds a redirect should happen, -1 or null means no redirect, 0 immediate redirect, >0 x seconds wait before auto redirect.

servoy.ng_web_client.tempfile.threshold

Sets the threshold in kilobytes, when a temp file on disk should be made when a file is being uploaded (default is 50K).

servoy.ng_web_client.temp.uploadir

Sets the upload dir that the file upload will use to store temp files when the upload size threshold is reached. It is recommended to set this to a file system where you also want to store the actual uploaded file, so that you can use JSFile.renameTo(). Rename only works within the same file system (so in windows C: to C: not C: to D:), the default value is the 'java.io.tmpdir' system property.

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