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| - | ~~Title: Setting Client Properties at connection establishment~~ | + | ~~Title: Setting Client Properties at Connection Establishment~~ |
| The use of [[jvx:communication:client_server_properties|Client/Server Properties]] has already been explained. | The use of [[jvx:communication:client_server_properties|Client/Server Properties]] has already been explained. | ||
| - | However, in some cases it may be beneficial if default values can be defined during the creation of a MasterConnection. This makes sense when, for example, client tasks are configured by the server. | + | However, in some cases it may be beneficial if default values can be defined during the creation of a master connection. This makes sense when, for example, client tasks are configured by the server. |
| - | A concrete example would be the distinction between productive and development mode or in addition, the default log level. | + | A concrete example would be the distinction between productive and development mode or, in addition, the default log level. |
| The application's config.xml can be used to predefine properties: | The application's config.xml can be used to predefine properties: | ||
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| </file> | </file> | ||
| - | Here it should be mentioned, that the usage of the properties has to be handled by the application (on Client). | + | Here it should be mentioned that the usage of the properties has to be handled by the application (on client). |