Common predefined resources
These Genero Application Server predefined resources are available for any front-end.
These resources include:
Predefined Resource | Description |
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application.id |
Application identifier for applications defined in the GAS configuration file, as.xcf, or, in the case where an external application configuration file is used, the name of the .xcf file. |
application.group |
An application group as defined in the
/APPLICATION_LIST/GROUP or /SERVICE_LIST/GROUP elements in the
as.xcf. When a front-end requests an application, the
application.group provides the group alias, which directs the GAS to the directory
with the application configuration file. |
application.name |
The name of the application executable as defined in the
/APPLICATION/EXECUTION/MODULE element of the application configuration file, or the
name of the xcf file if both have the same name. |
application.path |
The path to the application executable as defined in the
For example, we can define the resource domain "Image" as
follows:
|
connector.uri |
The identifier in the application URL that indicates to the web server (IIS, Apache, and so on)
the application is running on the GAS, and that the request must be forwarded to a dispatcher
(
isapidispatch or fastcgidispatch ).
The $(connector.uri) is provided by the
GAS. Typically, it has the value "gas".
Applications running on standalone GAS (httpdispatch ) have no
connector.uri in the URL.Important: The standalone GAS is for development
only; provided to simplify your development setup and configuration. For deployment and production
systems, you must include a Web server. |
server.version |
The resource that provides information about the version of the
Genero Application Server as defined by the $(res.http.send.version) resource. By
default, GAS version information is not sent to the front-end, and the
$(res.http.send.version) resource must be set to allow it. For more information, go
to SEND_VERSION. |
configuration.filepath |
The absolute path to the configuration file used to start the GAS. |