Maintaining System Properties
A system property is a particular setting for the system.
System Property Scope
System properties are created at instance-level. An instance can contain multiple system properties.
System properties can be grouped under another parent system property, or be standalone.
Use of System Properties
System properties are supplied with the system, and can be enabled or disabled to turn on or off various aspects of the system.
Custom system properties can also be established.
Note that no system properties are established in core CCLAS. Custom system properties can be created for use in scripts, for example:
src.com.mincom.cclas.impl.domain.reportrequest.email.EmailUtility.getFrom
private String getFrom() {Option<String> pref = preferenceService.fetch(REPORT_FROM_EMAIL_ADDRESS);
return pref.isDefined() ? pref.get() : System.getProperty(SYSTEM_EMAIL_FROM);
Creating and Maintaining System Properties
The MSESFG—System Properties Configuration application is used to create and update system properties and system property groups.
The MSECFG—Configurations application is a customer-focussed screen that is used to search for system properties and set them as enabled or disabled.
- Configuring CCLAS Post-installation
- Reporting in Alternate Languages
- Activating System Languages
- Maintaining System Table Codes
- Maintaining System User Preferences
- Maintaining Application Preferences
- Maintaining System Table Localisations
- Using the Screen Interface
- Maintaining Users
- Reviewing System Statistics
