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If any of the 'Mail' information on the Environment tab is changed (Mail Host, Mail Domain, Mail Port or Mail Auth User), the application will need to be restarted to establish the new values.
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;[Site Logo|SITE_LOGO_FILE]:This field indicates the location of where the site logo is kept. If a logo is loaded here it will be used as the Report Logo on standard Windward reports.
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;Service Name
;[Backend Version|DRV_DB_VERSION]:The version of the application's backend software the database is running will display here.
;[Site Logo|SITE_LOGO_FILE]:This field indicates the location of where the site logo is kept. If a logo is loaded here it will be used as the Report Logo on standard Windward reports.
;Resources: This field is used to display the current HLAppResources URL.
;[Backend Version|DRV_DB_VERSION]:The version of the application's backend software the database is running will display here.
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This message is sent to all Professional users that are connected to that application servers. The message is not sent to any professional users who are connected to a different load sharing instance.
As of the 5.05.23 release, this message will also be sent to all the Self Service users connected to that application server.
;[Message|DRV_ALL_USERS_MESSAGE]:This area allows the Administrator to enter a message that will display within the application for all active users of Professional and Self Service users. The Administrator may view the [VMJLOG] screen to see all of the active sessions in the application. The message may hold 2000 alphnumeric characters.
;[Message|DRV_ALL_USERS_MESSAGE]:This area allows the Administrator to enter a message that will display within the application for all active users of Professional and not Self Service users. The Administrator may view the [VMJLOG] screen to see all of the active sessions in the application. The message may hold 2000 alphnumeric characters.
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Note: This message is sent only to Professional users that are connected to that application servers. The message is not sent to Self Service users, nor any professional users who are connected to a different load sharing instance.
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;MST ACTIONS
ACT_GARBAGE_COLLECT\\- Calls System.gc()\\- https://docs.oracle.com/ javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/System.html#gc()\\- No argument for algorithm – it probably uses whatever is setup in JVM
[{Image src= [IMST_MST_Action_Col.PNG|thumb|right| width='250'}]
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ACT_PRINT_JAVA_ENV\\- Prints the JVM parameters/System Properties, including the Classpath to the server log\\- Prints IP address information\\- Logger hierarchy details
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ACT_PRINT_SYSTEM_INFO\\- Prints similar info to ACT_PRINT_JAVA_ENV, but ALSO internal application info\\- All currently Scheduled Reports\\- Lists all logged in Users – MSA.ID, db Session ID, all opened forms, current open forms\\- Database Change Monitor statistics: Avg scan time, # of timeouts, # default scans, lock owners, etc.\\- Business Object Cache statistics: Cache TableNames, ‘child’ caches & row counts\\- Threads available from java.management.ManagementFactory\\ https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/management/ManagementFactory.html#getThreadMXBean()\\ \\
;ACT_GARBAGE_COLLECT:-Calls System.gc()\\- https://docs.oracle.com/ javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/System.html#gc()\\- No argument for algorithm – it probably uses whatever is setup in JVM
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;ACT_PRINT_JAVA_ENV:- Prints the JVM parameters/System Properties, including the Classpath to the server log\\- Prints IP address information\-Logger hierarchy details
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;ACT_PRINT_SYSTEM_INFO:- Prints similar info to ACT_PRINT_JAVA_ENV, but ALSO internal application info\\- All currently Scheduled Reports\\- Lists all logged in Users – MSA.ID, db Session ID, all opened forms, current open forms\\- Database Change Monitor statistics: Avg scan time, # of timeouts, # default scans, lock owners, etc.\\- Business Object Cache statistics: Cache TableNames, ‘child’ caches & row counts\\- Threads available from java.management.ManagementFactory\\ https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/management/ManagementFactory.html#getThreadMXBean()\\ \\