Structure of the Application Configuration File

The following XML document represents a blank configuration file for a Web-enabled application.

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<jade_config>
    <application schema="" name="" id="">
        <web_config>
            <connection_name/>
            <protocol_family/>
            <application_copies/>
            <session_timeout/>
            <minimum_response_time/>
            <disable_messages/>
            <output_maximum_length/>
            <log_file_name/>
            <logmessagecontent/>
            <disable_logging/>
            <lock_retries/>
            <prompt_on_shutdown/>
            <firewall/>
            <monitor_font/>
            <base_uri>
                <protocol/>
                <machine_name/>
                <virtual_directory/>
            </base_uri>
            <support_library/>
            <jade_forms>
                <physical_directory/>
                <maximum_HTML_size/>
                <scrolling_text/>
                <show_modal/>
                <cross_browser/>
                <form_style/>
                <use_html4/>
                <web_events>
                    <control_name/>
                </web_events>
                <image_type/>
                <page_sequencing/>
            </jade_forms>
            <html_documents>
                <home_page/>
                <html_page_sequencing/>
            </html_documents>
            <web_services_provider>
                <read_timeout/>
                <use_session_handling/>
            </web_services_provider>
        </web_config>
    </application>
</jade_config>

The empty XML elements represent parameters that you can configure; for example, you can configure the <connection_name/> element with the value WebApp, by replacing the empty element with a non-empty element, as follows.

<connection_name>WebApp</connection_name>

In addition, the application XML element has three empty attributes that you can configure.

<application schema="BankingSchema" name="global" id="">