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 Details tab
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Name
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This read-only field displays the project name that you entered in the New Project dialog box.
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Description
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Enter in this field text describing your project.
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Modified
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A read-only field indicating the date and time that the project was last saved.
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Owner
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A read-only field indicating the person or organization responsible for the project. The Owner parameter is specified in the Magic.ini file, where it can be changed.
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Version
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A descriptive-purposes field to denote your project version, with no connection to Magic xpi versions.
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Project Data Encoding
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Select the default encoding used for the output XML produced by the Data Mapper. You can also overwrite the default encoding for each Data Mapper Destination XML (or XML Destination) in the XML File Encoding property in the XML Properties dialog box. For a list of the language sets supported by Magic xpi, see Supported Encoding.
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Resource Settings File
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Click  to select the resource file name that you want to use in the Studio. When you select a resource file name in this way, it is loaded straight away for immediate use. The selected resource file name is saved in the project ifs.ini file. If you change this setting in the ifs.ini, the project is loaded with the new settings.
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Services Settings File
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Click to select the services file name that you want to use in the Studio. When you select a services file name in this way, it is loaded straight away for immediate use. The selected services file name is saved in the project ifs.ini file. If you change this setting in the ifs.ini, the project is loaded with the new settings.
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Environment tab
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Send Error Email To
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When the server starts or shuts down, a message will be sent to this administrator email recipient. In addition, you can set notification by email for each error line defined in the Flow Errors repository. This notification will be sent to the administrator recipient.
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Resource Name
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From the drop-down list, select an Email resource that you have previously defined in the Resource Repository. If you have not already defined any Email resources, you can click the Resource button to do this now. Alternatively, the New link also takes you to the Resource Repository. This link is enabled when you enter a valid email in the Send Error Email To field (above). When you use this link, a new resource is automatically created for you. You only need to name the resource, and enter its values.
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Resource Description
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Displays the resource description that you entered in the Resource Repository. This field is read-only.
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This section displays the selected Email resource's properties.
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Server Type
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The type of the email server for the email account where error messages are sent.
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Incoming Mail Server
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A POP3 or IMAP server address.
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Outgoing Mail Server
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An SMTP server address.
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From Address
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An email address from which notification emails are sent if the server starts, stops, or an error occurs.
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User
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The user name of the person signed in to the email server.
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Password
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The user's password.
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Security tab
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Authentication System
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Select how your security system will authenticate users:
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None: There is no authentication used for the project. All users will have access to the project's flows.
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Internal: Allows you to create your own internal security system. Magic xpi provides repositories for users and rights, however you must provide your own database of users for authentication purposes. This is appropriate for small organizations where an LDAP server is not cost effective.
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LDAP: Authentication is carried out through an LDAP server. You must enter the information in the additional fields described below if you select LDAP.
For more information, see Magic xpi Security.
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User Name
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The name of the user that will authenticate the Magic xpi server with the LDAP server.
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Password
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The user's password.
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Connection string
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When a user binds to an LDAP server (System Logon = LDAP), a Distinguished Name (DN) and password are sent. The LDAP Connection String is used to specify the user's DN, which is a unique entry identifier in the LDAP server database. For example: CN=John, OU=users, DC=mycompany, DC=com.
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IP Address
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The LDAP server's IP address.
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Port
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The LDAP server's port.
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Audit Trail Mode
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Select whether to provide log messages that describe the authentication activities to the Magic xpi Monitor. Authentication activities are a list of attempts to access the Magic xpi Server by individual users or groups.
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Full Audit: Message is sent for all authentication attempts.
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Failed Only Audit: Message is sent only when an attempt to authenticate fails.
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No Audit: No messages are sent to Monitor.
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Inter Comm tab
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Inter Communication Middleware
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Select one of the following form the drop-down list:
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Initial Context Factory
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The Java code that enables the execution of naming and directory service functions by a Java program.
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Provider URL
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The URL for the connecting server.
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Connection Factory Name
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The connection factory establishes a connection between a JMS provider and a JMS Destination. The connection factory name is either a queue Connection Factory name, or a topic Connection Factory name.
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Receive Queue Name
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The receiving queue or topic name.
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Request Queue Name
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The requesting queue or topic name.
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JMS User Name
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The user name for the connection.
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JMS Password
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The password for the connection.
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