Sample broadcasts properties file

BMC Digital Workplace writes to properties files for broadcasts. If you make changes to this file, you must restart the BMC Digital Workplace server.

The following text represents a sample broadcasts.properties file, which is located in the TomcatInstallFolder/external-conf folder:

######################
# GENERAL PROPERTIES #
######################

# This optional property determines the default time to live for a
# broadcast.  All provided values are normalized to seconds.  If not
# provided, the default value is 24 hours (or 86,400,000 milliseconds).
# Example (using the default value):
### broadcast.ttl.default=86400000
broadcast.ttl.default=

# This optional property determines the minimum time to live for a
# broadcast.  All provided values are normalized to seconds.  If not
# provided, the default value is five minutes (or 300,000 milliseconds).
# Example (using the default value):
### broadcast.ttl.minimum=300000
broadcast.ttl.minimum=

# This optional property determines the maximum time to live for a
# broadcast.  All provided values are normalized to seconds.  If not
# provided, the default value is 365 days (or 31,536,000,000 milliseconds).
# Example (using the default value):
### broadcast.ttl.maximum=31536000000
broadcast.ttl.maximum=

# This optional property determines whether LDAP Distribution Groups are
# available as a selection option for broadcasts.  If set to "true", then
# a call to the appropriate REST API will instruct the admin UI to include
# LDAP Distribution Groups as a selectable target for broadcasts.  If set to
# "false", the REST API will instruct the admin UI not to include LDAP
# Distribution Groups as a selectable target for broadcasts.  If not
# provided, the default value is "false".
# Example (of setting to "true", thus allowing LDAP):
### broadcast.avail.ldap=true 
broadcast.avail.ldap=

###################
# LDAP PROPERTIES #
###################

# URL must be in the form of "ldap://host:port" or "ldaps://host:port".
# Default port for ldap and ldaps are 389 and 686, respectively.
# Example:
### ldap.url=ldap://ldap.acme.com
ldap.url=

# The two schemes are "none" and "simple", with "simple requiring credentials.
# Example:
### ldap.auth.type=simple
ldap.auth.type=

# Put the principal ldap user here, which must be the full distinguished name.
# Example:
### ldap.auth.user=CN\=<Your Username Here>,OU\=Domain Users,OU\=Security,DC\=ldap,DC\=acme,DC\=com
ldap.auth.user=

# For now password is plain text, but that will change.
ldap.auth.pswd=

# These timeouts and size limitations are for each partial query making up
# each functional call, and so do not represent the operation as a whole
# Maximum time is in milliseconds and Maximum size's units are per return record.
# The LDAP server also has preset limits configured, which normally cannot be
# overridden.
# Example of five minute maximum time and 10000 maximum retrievals:
### ldap.time.maximum=300000
### ldap.size.maximum=10000
ldap.querytime.maximum=
ldap.querysize.maximum=

# This specifies the DN search base for groups.
# Example:
### ldap.group.base=DC\=ldap,DC\=acme,DC\=com
ldap.group.base=

# This specifies filter for querying groups by a conditional search substitution
# string which will be inserted by the process. # %s should be provided at the point
# in which the conditional search will be inserted.
# Example:
### ldap.group.filter=(&(objectclass\=group)(%s))
ldap.group.filter=

# This specifies filter for querying subgroups contained within other groups
# by name using a search string. %s should be provided at the point in which
# the search string is substituted.  If this filter query is empty or not
# provided, then it is assumed there are no subgroups and the recursive subgroup
# search is not performed.
# Example:
### ldap.subgroup.filter=(&(objectclass\=group)(memberOf\=%s))
ldap.subgroup.filter=

# This specifies group attributes to retrieve: for the unique ID and
# distinguished name.
# Example:
### ldap.group.attr.id=cn
### ldap.group.attr.dn=distinguishedName
ldap.group.attr.id=
ldap.group.attr.dn=

# This specifies the DN search base for users.
# Example:
### ldap.user.base=DC\=ldap,DC\=acme,DC\=com
ldap.user.base=

# This specifies filter for querying users by the groups to which they belong
# using the distinguished name of the group in question.  %s should be
# provided at the point in which the search string is substituted.
# Example:
### ldap.user.filter=(&(objectClass\=user)(memberOf\=%s))
ldap.user.filter=

# This specifies user attributes to retrieve: for the unique ID and
# distinguished name.
# Example:
### ldap.user.attr.id=cn
### ldap.user.attr.dn=distinguishedName
ldap.user.attr.id=
ldap.user.attr.dn=