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- From the Server Admin hompage, click Manage Default _data.
Click the Download icon. This will download an empty default _data.properties file.
Add your global data to the _data.properties file. Save the file.
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dbUrl=http://localhost:8080/database/listManagers
ManagerName=Joe |
- Return to the Manage Default _data page. Click Choose File.
- Locate your newly created _data.properties file.
- Click Upload.
For subsequent edits of the _data.properties file, simply download the _data.properties file previously uploaded by clicking on the Download icon. Edit the file and upload the modified file as described above.
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Upon subsequent downloads of the _data.properties file you may notice a) a timestamp on line 1, b) certain characters escaped with \, and c) some lines reordered from the way you originally entered them. This is expected and does not cause any problems in the function of the file. |
You will see the message "Properties were successfully updated." when the _data.properties file has been successfully uploaded to frevvo.
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- From the Tenant Admin Homepage, click Manage Tenant _data.
Click the Download icon. This will download an empty _data.properties file.
Add your global data to the _data.properties file. Save the file.
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dbUrl=http://localhost:8080/database/listManagers
ManagerName=Joe |
- Return to the Manage Tenant _data page. Click Choose File.
- Locate your newly created _data.properties file.
- Click Upload.
For subsequent edits of the _data.properties file, simply download the _data.properties file previously uploaded by clicking on the Download icon. Edit the file and upload the modified file as described above.
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Upon subsequent downloads of the _data.properties file you may notice a) a timestamp on line 1, b) certain characters escaped with \, and c) some lines reordered from the way you originally entered them. This is expected and does not cause any problems in the function of the file. |
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If a property with the same name is defined in both at the tenant level and server level, the tenant level property will override the server level property. |
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