Server Configuration: System

Table 1: Solution Manager Settings
Property	Default	Description
Solution Manager URL	None	The URL associated with the SAP Solution Manager instance to which SAP Mobile Platform belongs. For an HTTPS URL: Add the root certificate (for example, SAPNetCA) to the smp_keystore.jks file. Restart the server. SAP Solution Manager is used for runtime root-cause analysis of E2E tracing information.
Enabled for End to End Tracing	False	Enables SAP Mobile Platform Server for E2E tracing. BTX files that are uploaded from clients are automatically uploaded to SAP Solution Manager. If you initiate an E2E trace session with a client, the resulting BTX file is uploaded to SAP Solution Manager for root-cause analysis.

Table 2: System Landscape Directory Settings
Property	Description	Default	Notes
SLD server host	Name or IP address of the system landscape directory server. Data will be uploaded to this server.	None	Example: `<server_name.domain>`
SLD server port	Port number used for communication with the system landscape directory server.	None	50100
Use HTTPS	Indicates whether to use HTTP or HTTPS.	HTTP	Click to enable HTTPS.
Username for accessing SLD server	The username for the account accessing the system landscape directory.	None
Password for accessing SLD server	The password for the account accessing the system landscape directory.	None
Enable SLD upload periodically	Indicates whether to automate periodic upload of data to the system landscape directory.	None	Click to enable automated periodic upload of data. Note You can continue to upload data manually, even if you automate periodic upload.
SLD upload interval	Identify the interval for periodic upload of data.	None	Example: enter 1.
SLD upload time unit	Identify the interval for periodic upload of data (select Minutes, Hours, or Days).	None	Example: enter hour. For this example, data would be uploaded once per hour.

Table 3: HTTP Proxy Settings
Property	Description	Notes
HTTP proxy host	HTTP proxy hostname for communications with back-end systems outside the local network	Setting the proxy host and port properties causes some of the server components to use the specified proxy server for HTTP/HTTPS connections. Set the Non Proxy Hosts property for internal hosts that you want to access directly. The HTTP/HTTPS authentication provider does not support the use of an HTTPS URL that requires a connection via a proxy.
HTTP proxy port	HTTP proxy port for communications with back-end systems outside the local network
HTTPS proxy host	HTTPS proxy host name for communications with back-end systems outside the local network
HTTPS proxy port	HTTPS proxy port for communications with back-end systems outside the local network
Non-proxy hosts	HTTP/HTTPS authentication provider hosts that are inside the local area network	This overrides the proxy server settings. Set this property to avoid accessing internal HTTP/HTTPS authentication provider hosts through the proxy, which increases the amount of time for back-end connections. Separate each host name with a \| character. You can use a wildcard character () for pattern matching. This example includes the localhost and every host in the `data.com` domain: localhost\|.data.com
HTTP proxy user	User name for HTTP proxy server if the HTTP proxy server requires authentication
HTTP proxy password	Password for HTTP proxy server if the HTTP proxy server requires authentication

Note With the exception of the online proxy maximum response size property, all changes to properties in the Other Settings section require a server restart for the change to take effect.

Table 4: Online Proxy Connection Settings
Property	Description	Default	Notes
Connection timeout	Amount of time, in milliseconds, before a database connection operation times out	60000
Socket connection timeout	Amount of time, in milliseconds, that the socket waits for data from the back-end data source before disconnecting	60000
Connection pool idle timeout	Amount of time, in seconds, that a connection in the pool can be idle before it is removed	600	If the number of connections in the pool is lower than the number of threads, you may experience timeouts. To avoid timeouts, you can adjust the connection timeout value. However, a higher connection timeout value makes it more difficult for other threads to get a back-end connection.
Maximum connection pool size	Maximum number of concurrent HTTP connections that the server can make to any URL	5000	Connection pools allow the server to reuse established connections to a back-end data source.
Online proxy maximum response size	The maximum size of the response returned from the back end	-1	If a positive value is entered, the response size will be checked and a message displayed if the size is exceeded.

Table 5: Other Settings
Property	Description	Default	Notes
Push notifications URL	Base URL used to send any type of notification from the back-end system to the server	`http://SMPHostName:8080/`	Replace `SMPHostName` with the host name of the server. Change the protocol to https if required. Change the port number if required. Note In a cluster configuration, the push notification URL should be of the load balancer/proxy server and not a particular server node. This enables the load balancer to distribute the request to the appropriate node in the cluster.
Maximum client logs	Maximum number of logs that can be stored on the server for an application connection	10	Uploaded client logs are stored on the server in `<SMP_HOME>`\Server\log\clientlogs\`<Application ID>`\`<Registration ID>`. When the maximum number of client logs is reached, logs are deleted from the server based on the log date (oldest logs deleted first).
GZIP pool size	Maximum number of concurrent GZIP input streams that can be processed by the server	5000	Use GZIP compression to compress the HTTP request, which reduces network traffic and can improve performance.
SOCKS proxy host	SOCKS proxy hostname used to send push notifications to APNS		Used when the service is installed behind a firewall.
SOCKS proxy port	SOCKS proxy port used to send push notifications to APNS		The SOCKS proxy host property must be set for this value to be used.

Table 6: SAML Service Provider Certificate Generator Settings
Property	Default	Description
Generated X.509 Certificate Subject	C=DE, L=Walldorf, O=SAP SE	The subject text for the generated certificate. Use standard X.509 attributes, as defined in http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc5280.txt. Most commonly used: Country – `countryName`, `C` Organization – `organizationName`, `O` Organization unit – `organizationUnitName`, `OU` Distinguished name qualifier – `dnQualifier` State or province – `stateOrProvinceName`, `ST` Common name – `commonName`, `CN`
Number of Years Self-Assigned Certificate is Valid	1	Number of years, from date of generation, for which the generated certificate is valid.
RSA Key Length	1024	The length, in bits, of the RSA key for the generated certificate. Note To use a key length greater than 128, enable strong encryption in the JVM development kit (JDK).

Note You must change the default values to those required for your environment before you generate keys on the SAML Local Service Provider tab.

Table 7: Enhanced Change and Transport System (CTS+) Settings
Property	Default	Description
CTS+ Export Web Service WSDL URL	None	The URL of the Web service that exports transport requests.
Target Namespace in the WSDL	None	URI that points to XML schemas for the Web service.
Service Name in the WSDL	None	Name of the Web service that exports transport requests.
User Name	None	Admin user name on the target server.
Password	None	Password for admin user.
Application Type	None
System ID	None