Trace: • Supported Application.xml Properties • Default Connection Properties • Using Raw Values • Replace JVx' standard Application With ProjX • Setting Default Values
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| - | ~~Title: Default connection properties~~ | + | ~~Title: Default Connection Properties~~ |
| - | Our ProjX application sets additional/default connection properties for the MasterConnection and every screen connection (means SubConnection used for work-screens). The additional properties are: | + | Our ProjX application sets additional/default connection properties for the MasterConnection and every screen connection (means SubConnection used for workscreens). The additional properties are: |
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| - | All properties are available on server-side, in your session: | + | All properties are available on the server side in your session: |
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| - | It's easy to handle different environments or different launcher implementations with above properties. | + | It's easy to handle different environments or different launcher implementations with the above properties. |