Global settings

server

port

8080

Integer

Port tia Viewer is listening to.
This port must be mapped in host context by container start command (e.g.: -p 80:8080 parameter for docker run )

tia.destinations.saphttp

host

String

Hostname of the server with the content server

tia.destinations.saphttp

port

Integer

Port of the content server usually 80 or 443

tia.destinations.saphttp

protocol

https

String

Protocol of the content server http or https

tia.destinations.saphttp

path

/contentserver

String

Context Path of the content server.

tia

repositoryinstancemapping

tia Viewer maps repositories to instance default, that are not explicitly mapped here.

List<String>

Relevant in CSV configuration, seehttps://kgs-software.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/WIKI/pages/3246620679/Supported+Scenarios+Vc#Content-Server-Viewer-(CSV).

This parameter allows to map repositories to instances that can be configured separately. For more information see Instance settings .

Example in YAML configuration file:

tia:
  repositoryinstancemapping:
    FI: finance
    HR: finance
    TR: default
    ZI: production

tia

secKey

 ❗

ABC123

String

This default is not intended for production use: Change this value

tia.stamps

locations

String

Default stamps available to all instances in addition to the instance specific stamps configured.

Stamp files are supported in the following formats:
JPEG, PNG, BMP, GIF

Configuration allows to enter a folder e.g.:

file:///tmp/stamps/

one or more files:

"file:///tmp/stamps/accept.png, /tmp/stamps_new/declined.jpg"

tia.stamps

cacheSize

100

Integer

Number of slots available in stamps cache entries. Each slot can hold one stamp file of size limited by maxFileSize. If more stamps are present, the oldest ones are removed from cache.

tia.stamps

expireMinutes

10

Integer

Lifetime of unused entries in stamp cache in minutes.

tia.stamps

maxFileSize

10000000

Integer

Max file size in bytes of each stamp file.

tia.mail

view_mode

Popup

String (Enum)

Triggers how emails are displayed and edited. Available values:

Popup (new window/tab is opened),

Embedded (in current window/tab)

spring.security.csp

policy

String

Content Security Policy.

This setting secures communication between web server and browser against various attacks like XSS, or injections.

See: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/CSP

spring.security.cors

allowed-origins

String

CORS Header: Access-Control-Allowed-Origin.

The Browser accepts resources from the allowed origin only. In the default, it will be created from:

${server.ssl.enabled:false} → if true, HTTPS

${server.address}

${server.port}

May be directly overwritten with

spring.security.cors.allowed-origins:

Allowed values are:

• * ( Asterisk - from everywhere)

• <origin> (one absolute URL)

Example:

spring.security.cors.allowed-origins: "*"

spring.security.cors

allowed-headers

List<String>

CORS Header: Access-Control-Allowed-Headers.

The Headers, that are allowed by the browser. See:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Access-Control-Allow-Headers

Allowed values are:

• *(Asterisk - all Headers)

• List<String> (String list, comma seperated)

Example:

spring.security.cors.allowed-headers: "*"

spring.security.cors

allowed-headers

List<String>

CORS Header: Access-Control-Allowed-Headers.

The Headers, that are allowed by the browser. See:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Access-Control-Allow-Headers

Allowed values are:

• *(Asterisk - all Headers)

• List<String> (String list, comma seperated)

Example:

spring.security.cors.allowed-headers: "*"

spring.security.cors

allow-credentials

true

Boolean

CORS Header: Access-Control-Allow-Credentials.

Tell the browser, whether it allowes cross-origin request credentials or not (credentials may be in cookies etc.)

See: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Access-Control-Allow-Credentials

Example:

tia.security.cors.allow-credentials: false

spring.security.cors

allow-x-frame-options-from

DENY

String(Enum)

CORS Header: X-Frame-Options.

Tells the browser if it accept the content of the viewer when its embedded in an iFrame.

See: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/X-Frame-Options

frame-ancestor 

Allowed values are:

• * (Allow from everywhere)

• DENY

• SAMEORIGIN

• ALLOW-FROM XXXXXX (http-address [origin])

Example:

spring.security.cors.allow-x-frame-options-from: "*"

spring.security.xss

mode

disabled

String (Enum)

Cross-Site Protection Header.

See: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/X-XSS-Protection

Allowed values are:

• block mode

• block

• disabled

Example:

spring.security.xss.mode: block-mode