Example files

This is a real-world example for a Helma server.properties file. Note that some or most of these values may also be defined on a per-application basis in the app.properties file.

server.properties
# Setting the extension for Helma action files:
actionExtension = .hac

# Allowing some ip addreses for web access:
allowWeb = 192.168.0.*, 194.152.169.160

# Allowing some ip addreses for xml-rpc access:
allowXmlRpc = 192.168.0.*

# Setting the directory where Helma applications reside:
appHome = /helma-1.2/apps

# Setting the location of apps.properties:
appsPropFile = /helma-1.2/propFiles

# Setting the application's base uri:
baseURI = /apps/testApp

# Setting the size of Helma's cache memory:
cachesize = 1000

# Setting the character encoding:
charset = UTF8

# Setting the country code:
country = AT

# Setting the location of database files:
dbHome = /etc/db/helma

# Enabling debugging:
debug = true

# Enabling web access to .hsp templates:
exposeTemplates = true

# Setting the Helma working directory
hopHome = /helma-1.2

# Setting the base value to create id numbers from:
idBaseValue = 5000

# Setting the language code:
language = de

# Enabling database logging
logSQL = true

# Setting the maximum number of server threads:
maxThreads = 12

# Enabling restricted web access to the Helma server:
paranoid = true

# Setting the duration after a request times out:
requestTimeout = 60

# Setting the extension of JavaScript files:
scriptExtension = .js

# Setting the duration after an inactive session times out:
sessionTimeout = 10

# Setting a smtp server:
smtp = mail.server.dom

# Setting a relational data source:
sources = mySqlDB

# Setting the extension of Helma templates:
templateExtension = .hsp

# Setting the server's timezone:
timezone = GMT

# Enabling the MinML xml parser:
xmlparser = minml

# Defining which application functions should be accessible via xml-rpc:
XmlRpcAccess = weblog.getStory, weblog.showStatus

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