[Settings]

The "Setting" menu is consists of screen tabs for "Connection", "Proxy", "SSL", "Log", "Notification", "Service" and "Password", which are used to manage the various settings of the corresponding functions in FlowService.

Connection

You can set and/or change a variety of connections FlowService connects to from the following menus.

Database	Set and/or change the connection information of connections used to connect FlowService to various databases.
Internet	Set and/or change the connection information used to connect from FlowService to Internet servers, etc.
Other	Set and/or change the connection information of connections used to connect FlowService to Queue and JNDI.

Proxy

Configure the settings used when HTTP and HTTPS requests are transmitted from FlowService through proxies.

SSL

The certificates needed when communicating using SSL can be managed from the menus below.

Server certificate	Create or import a key, enter an issued certificate, or export a certificate.
Client certification authority	Manage the trusted CA certificates used for buys that carry out SSL communication.
Client certificate	Create or import a key, enter an issued certificate, or export a certificate.
Server certification authority	Manage the trusted CA certificates used for byes that carry out SSL communication.

Log

Various FlowService log settings can be changed and logs setting put out within flow can be created and edited from the menus below.

System	Modify the output level of various logs output by FlowService.
Application log	Create and modify the settings of application logs set to output when flow is running.

Notification

Set up e-mail to contact the administrator when abnormalities occur on the server.

Service

The settings for each service can be managed from the menus below.

Flow	Configure detailed information for the communication and working environment of each FlowService listener.
FTP	Change the settings of the FlowService's built-in FTP service.
MC	Change the login time-out of the management console and menu settings.

Password

Change the password of the login user of the management console.

Connection

◆Common connection settings

Set and/or change the connection information of databases and internet servers connected to and used by FlowService.
('Connected to and used by FlowService' means accessing databases used within flows.)

■Connection to database

A JDBC driver is required for using the database from the FlowService.
The procedure to follow is shown below.

Acquire the JDBC driver of the database used. (It is either bundled with the product or can be downloaded from the company homepage)
Put the obtained JDBC driver file under [INSTALL_DIR]/jre/lib/ext.
Restart FlowService.
Configure database connection settings and connection tests from the FlowService management console. (The procedure will be explained later.)

■About the connection setting screen

On the connection setting screen, select the "Database", "Internet" and "Other" category menu, then click on the desired classification in the menu on the left.

This switches to the individual configuration screens, where the current connection information lists are displayed.
When the connection information is displayed, the icons that appear in the list on the left are divided into system connections System connection icon and user connections User connection icon and displayed separately.

System connections refer to connection information used throughout FlowService. A user needs to have "※System connection management authority" to create system connections.
User connections are connection setups that only the user who made them can use.

The asu users in each domain or users with "User administration authority" can manage the connections of users who belong to domains below their domain. For users with the authority, the "Domain" and "User" combo box will be displayed in the upper part of the connection information list, and they can select the user whose connection information they want to display. The logged in user's connection information is displayed by default.

To create new settings, click on the "New" button at the top of the connection information list at the top of the settings screen. Multiple settings can be created for each database to be connected to.

■Create connection settings

Follow the procedure below to create a connection setting.

Click on the type you want to create from the menu on the right side of the connection settings screen.
The information screen will display when you click on the "New" button on the top of the connection information list.
Enter the required information for each one. ※"None" cannot be used for any of the connection setting names.
Click on the "Create new for System" button to create a setting that is valid for the entire system. Click on the "Create new for User" button to create a setting that is valid only for the logged-in user. Click on the "Cancel" button if you do not wish to create a setting.
Return to the connection information screen after making a connection and the created content will have been added to the list.

■Change connection settings

Follow the procedure below to change a connection setting.

Click on the type you want to change from the menu on the right side of the connection settings screen.
On the connection information list, click on the icon to the right of the information you want to change to display the information screen.
Change the connection information.
Click on the "Change" button to change. Click on the "Cancel" button if you do not wish to change.
Clicking on the "Change" button will return you to the connection information screen.

■Test connection settings

Follow the procedure below to test a connection setting. (Only the connection types with the Connection setting copy icon icon can run a connection test.)

Click on the type you want to test from the menu on the right side of the connection settings screen.
On the connection information list, click on the icon to the right of the information you want to test.
The test result is displayed under the connection information.

■Copy connection settings

Follow the procedure below to copy a connection setting.

Click on the type you want to copy from the menu on the right side of the connection settings screen.
On the connection information list, click on the icon on the right of the information you want to change.
The copied connection setting is displayed on the connection information list.

■Delete connection settings

Follow the procedure below to delete a connection setting.

Click on the type you want to delete from the menu on the right side of the connection settings screen.
In the connection information list, click on the icon on the right of the information you want to change.
A confirmation message will be displayed. Click on "OK" to delete or "Cancel" if you do not wish to delete.
Click on "OK" to delete it from the connection information list.

◆Database

■RDB connection setting information

Connection name	Enter a name to distinguish different connection settings.
Database type[databasetype]	Select the database to connect to from the list box. Depending on the database, a number of types such as JDBC and ODBC will be presented as connection types. Select according to the environment.
Driver[driver]	This item does not usually need to be changed.
URL[url]	Enter the URL for connecting to the database.
Username[username]	Enter the username for connecting to the database.
Password[password]	Enter the password for connecting to the database.
Schema to use[useSchemata]	Specify schema to browse, separated by commas. A table of the schema specified here can be browsed in the table summary.
Connection pool[pool]	Choose whether to use a connection pool or not. The default is true. ・true - use connection pool ・false - Do not use connection pool
XA support[xa]	Select whether to use XA (2-phase commit) for connection. The default is false. If you try to set a database that does not support XA to "true", an error will occur. ・true - Use XA ・false - Do not use XA
Changes dynamically	Select whether the connection definition can be changed or not when running flow using DynamicConnection components. The default is false. If you select "true" and make it possible to change it, you will be able to select the "Connection" property for the DynamicConnection component. 　・true - enable change 　・false - disable change

◎RDB connection test

The test will confirm whether the RDB connection configured in the connection setup is possible and then display the following information.

○DBMS name	RDB name
○DBMS version	RDB version
○JDBC driver name	JDBC driver name
○JDBC driver version	JDBC driver version
○JDBC driver major version	The version acquired as connection metadata and the version derived from the class registered as the driver are displayed separated by "/". The column will be left blank if it is unable to acquire a version.
○JDBC driver minor version	The version acquired as connection metadata and the version derived from the class registered as the driver are displayed separated by "/". The column will be left blank if it is unable to acquire a version.
○JDBC connection URL	JDBC connection address URL

■Notes connection settings information

In order to connect to the Notes/Domino server using Notes ID, the Notes client needs to be installed on the same machine as FlowService and configured so it can connect to the Notes/Domino server. The path to the Notes client execution directory also needs to be included in the "PATH" environment variable.

Connection name	Enter a name to distinguish different connection settings.
Server name[server]	Enter the address for accessing the server.
ID file [idfile]	Enter the full path to the ID.
Password[password]	Enter the full path to the ID.
Changes dynamically	Select whether the connection definition can be changed or not when running flow using DynamicConnection components. The default is false. If you select "true" and make it possible to change it, you will be able to select the "Connection" property for the DynamicConnection component. 　・true - enable change 　・false - disable change

■Tamino connection setting information

Connection name	Enter a name to distinguish different connection settings.
URL[url]	Enter the URL for connecting to URLs. The default is "http://localhost/tamino/<default name>."
Username[username]	Enter the username for connecting to the database.
Password[password]	Enter the password for connecting to the database.
Changes dynamically	Select whether the connection definition can be changed or not when running flow using DynamicConnection components. The default is false. If you select "true" and make it possible to change it, you will be able to select the "Connection" property for the DynamicConnection component. 　・true - enable change 　・false - disable change

■NeoCore connection settings information

Connection name	Enter a name to distinguish different connection settings.
Server name[server]	Enter the server name for connecting to the database.
Port number [port]	Enter the port number for connecting to the database. The default is 7700.
Username[username]	Enter the username for connecting to the database.
Password[password]	Enter the password for connecting to the database.
Changes dynamically	Select whether the connection definition can be changed or not when running flow using DynamicConnection components. The default is false. If you select "true" and make it possible to change it, you will be able to select the "Connection" property for the DynamicConnection component. 　・true - enable the change 　・false - disable the change

■Luxeon connection setting information

Connection name	Enter a name to distinguish different connection settings.
Server name[servername]	Enter the server name.
Port number[portno]	Enter the standby port number of the Luxceon server. The default is 1050.
Username[username]	Enter the username for connecting to the database.
Password[password]	Enter the password for connecting to the database.
Changes dynamically	Select whether the connection definition can be changed or not when running flow using DynamicConnection components. The default is false. If you select "true" and make it possible to change it, you will be able to select the "Connection" property for the DynamicConnection component. 　・true - enable change 　・false - disable change

◆Internet

■HTTP server connection setting information

Connection name	Enter a name to distinguish different connection settings.
URL[url]	Enter the URL for accessing the HTTP server in the "http(s)://<hostname>:<port number>/<path>" format.
Encoding [urlencoding]	Select the URL encoding type.
Timeout [timeout]	Set the timeout time (in seconds) for when there is no response. The default is 60.
Username[username]	Enter the username if a certificate is necessary. The following 3 types are the authentication methods supported. Basic authentication Digest authentication WSSE authentication
Password[password]	Enter the username password if a certificate is necessary.
Proxy server[dontProxy]	Set whether to use a proxy server when transmitting the HTTP requests of this connection setting. When "Use" is selected, this item carries out access through the proxy configured in "Proxy settings". ・Use [false] - use proxy server ・Do not use[true] - Do not use a proxy server
Changes dynamically	Select whether the connection definition can be changed or not when running flow using DynamicConnection components. The default is false. If you select "true" and make it possible to change it, you will be able to select the "Connection" property for the DynamicConnection component. 　・true - enable change 　・false - disable change

■FTP server connection setting information

Connection name	Enter a name to distinguish different connection settings.
Hostname [host]	Enter the hostname (or IP address, etc.) for accessing the FTP server.
Protocol[protocol]	Select the protocol for connecting to the FTP server. The default is FTP (normal FTP). ・FTP[ftp] - Connect with normal FTP protocol ・SFTP[sftp] - Connect using the SFTP (SecureFTP) protocol
Port number [port]	Enter the listening port number of the FTP server to connect to. The default is 21. An exclusive number (anything but 21, usually 22) must be specified for the port number when connecting with SFTP protocol. Set the number that will actually be used.
Passive mode[passivemode]	Select whether to connect to the FTP server in passive mode. The default is true. Cannot be used with SFTP protocol. ・true - Connect in passive mode ・false - Do not connect using passive mode
File name encoding [filenameencoding]	Select the encoding type when a Japanese file name is used. This cannot be used with SFTP protocol.
Username[user]	Enter the username for accessing the FTP server.
Password[password]	Enter the user's password for "Username" above.
Timeout [timeout]	Set the timeout time (in seconds) for when there is no response. The default is 60.
Changes dynamically	Select whether the connection definition can be changed or not when running flow using DynamicConnection components. The default is false. If you select "true" and make it possible to change it, you will be able to select the "Connection" property for the DynamicConnection component. 　・true - enable change 　・false - disable change

■SMTP connection setting information

Connection name	Enter a name to distinguish different connection settings.
Hostname [host]	Enter the hostname (or IP address, etc.) for connecting to the SMTP server.
Use SMTP over SSl [protocol]	Select whether to use SMTP over SSL to password-protect communications. The default is false. ・true[smtps] - Connect using SMTP over SSL ・false[smtp] - Connect without a password
Use STARTTLS [sslType]	Select whether to use the STARTTLS command or not when connecting with SMTP over SSL. The default is false. ・true[starttls] - Use the STARTTLS command ・false[default] - Do not use STARTTLS command
Port number [port]	Enter the standby port number of the SMTP server. The default is 25. An exclusive number (usually 465) must be specified for the port number when connecting with SMTP over SSL. Specify the number to use.
Authentication[auth]	Select the authentication type when the SMTP server is performing out authentication. ・POP before SMTP - Carry out POP before SMTP authentication ・SMTP authentication[SMTP] - Carry out SMTP authentication ・none - Do not perform authentication
Timeout [timeout]	Set the timeout time (in seconds) for when there is no response. The default is 60.
Changes dynamically	Select whether the connection definition can be changed or not when running flow using DynamicConnection components. The default is false. If you select "true" and make it possible to change it, you will be able to select the "Connection" property for the DynamicConnection component. 　・true - enable change 　・false - disable change

◎If "POP before SMTP" is selected for "Authentication"

POP3 server name [pophost]	Enter the hostname for connecting to the POP3 server.
Using POP over SSL[popProtocol]	Select whether to use POP over SSL to password-protect communications. The default is false. ・true[pops] - Connect using POP over SSL ・false[pop3] - Connect without a password
Use STARTTLS[popSslType]	Select whether to use the STARTTLS command or not when connecting with POP over SSL. The default is false. ・true[starttls] - Use the STARTTLS command ・false[default] - Do not use STARTTLS command
POP3 port number [popport]	Enter the listening port number for the POP3 server. The default is 110. An exclusive number (usually 995) must be specified for the port number when connecting with POP over SSL. Specify the number to use.
Username[user]	Enter the username for accessing the POP3 server.
Password[password]	Enter the user's password for "Username" above.
APOP[apop]	Select whether to use APOP to authenticate the POP3 server or not. The default is true. ・true - Use APOP ・false - Do not use APOP
Interval (millisecond)	Set the interval between when authentication is carried out on the POP3 server and when the SMTP server can be used in milliseconds. The default is 5.

◎When "SMTP authentication" is selected for "Authentication"

SMTP username[smtpuser]	Select the authentication type when the SMTP server is performing out authentication.
SMTP password[smtppassword]	Enter the password of the user set for "SMTP username".
Authentication type[smtpauthtype]	Select the user authentication method on the SMTP server. The default is "plaintext". ・Plaintext [plain] - use plaintext for authentication ・CRAM-MD5 [cram-md5] - Use CRAM MD5 authentication

■POP3 server connection setting information

Connection name	Enter a name to distinguish different connection settings.
Hostname [host]	Enter the hostname (or IP address, etc.) for connecting the POP3 server.
Use POP over SSl [protocol]	Select whether to use POP over SSL to password-protect communications. The default is false. ・true[pops] - Connect using POP over SSL ・false[pop3] - Connect without a password
Use STARTTLS [sslType]	Select whether to use the STARTTLS command or not when connecting with POP over SSL. The default is false. ・true[starttls] - Use the STARTTLS command ・false[default] - Do not use STARTTLS command
Port number [port]	Enter the listening port number for the POP3 server. The default is 110. An exclusive number (usually 995) must be specified for the port number when connecting with POP over SSL. Specify the number to use.
Username[user]	Enter the username for accessing the POP3 server.
Password[password]	Enter the user's password for "Username" above.
Authentication[auth]	Select the authentication method. The default is "plaintext". ・Plaintext [none] - use plaintext for authentication ・APOP - Use APOP during authentication
Timeout [timeout]	Set the timeout time (in seconds) for when there is no response. The default is 60.
Changes dynamically	Select whether the connection definition can be changed or not when running flow using DynamicConnection components. The default is false. If you select "true" and make it possible to change it, you will be able to select the "Connection" property for the DynamicConnection component. 　・true - enable change 　・false - disable change

■IMAP4 server connection setting information

Connection name	Enter a name to distinguish different connection settings.
Hostname [host]	Enter the hostname (or IP address, etc.) for accessing the IMAP4 server.
Use IMAP over SSL [protocol]	Select whether to use IMAP over SSL to password-protect communications. The default is false. ・true[imaps]－Connect using POP over SSL ・false[imap4] - Connect without a password
Use STARTTLS [sslType]	Select whether to use the STARTTLS command or not when connecting with IMAP over SSL. The default is false. ・true[starttls] - Use the STARTTLS command ・false[default] - Do not use STARTTLS command
Port number [port]	Enter the listening port number of the IMAP4 server to connect to. The default is 143. An exclusive number (usually 993) must be specified for the port number when connecting with IMAP over SSL. Set the number that will actually be used.
Authentication[auth]	Select the method for user authentication in the IMAP4 server. The default is "plaintext". ・Plaintext [none] - use plaintext for authentication · CRAM-MD5 - Use CRAM MD5 authentication
Username[user]	Enter the username for accessing the IMAP4 server.
Password[password]	Enter the user's password for "Username" above.
Mailbox[mailbox]	Set the mailbox for reading messages. The default is "INBOX".
Timeout [timeout]	Set the timeout time (in seconds) for when there is no response. The default is 60.
Changes dynamically	Select whether the connection definition can be changed or not when running flow using DynamicConnection components. The default is false. If you select "true" and make it possible to change it, you will be able to select the "Connection" property for the DynamicConnection component. 　・true - enable change 　・false - disable change

◆Others

■Queue connection setting information

※JNDI connection settings need to be done in advance.

Connection name	Enter a name to distinguish different connection settings.
JNDI connection name [jndi]	Select the JNDI connection settings from the list box.
Queue Connection Factory[queueConnectionFactory]	Enter the name of the queue connection factory.
Username[username]	Enter the username for accessing the Queue server.
Password[password]	Enter the user's password set in "Username".
Changes dynamically	Select whether the connection definition can be changed or not when running flow using DynamicConnection components. The default is false. If you select "true" and make it possible to change it, you will be able to select the "Connection" property for the DynamicConnection component. 　・true - enable change 　・false - disable change

■JNDI connection setting information

Connection name	Enter a name to distinguish different connection settings.
Provider URL[java.naming.provider.url]	Enter the URL to connect to.
Initial Factory[java.naming.factory.initial]	Enter the initial context value.
Parameter "Name = value" [Param]	If there are other options you wish to specify, enter the "name" of the option and its "value" as well.
Connection pool[pool]	Choose whether to use a connection pool or not. The default is true. ・true - Use connection pool ・false - Do not use connection pool
Changes dynamically	Select whether the connection definition can be changed or not when running flow using DynamicConnection components. The default is false. If you select "true" and make it possible to change it, you will be able to select the "Connection" property for the DynamicConnection component. 　・true - enable change 　・false - disable change

■Generic connection setting information

※Generic connection settings are provided for the custom components created by SDK, and not for general use.

Connection name	Enter a name to distinguish different connection settings.
Parameter "Name = value" [Param]	If there are other options you wish to specify, enter the "name" of the option and its "value" as well.
Non-display parameter "Name=value" [MaskedParam]	The name and value set input items are just like parameters, but the values will be masked. (Used when passwords are set.)
Connection pool[pool]	Choose whether to use a connection pool or not. The default is true. ・true - Use connection pool ・false - Do not use connection pool
Changes dynamically	Select whether the connection definition can be changed or not when running flow using DynamicConnection components. The default is false. If you select "true" and make it possible to change it, you will be able to select the "Connection" property for the DynamicConnection component. ・true - enable change ・false - disable change

Proxy server

Configure the settings used when communicating HTTP/HTTPS requests from FlowService through a proxy.

■Proxy server connection

If "Use proxy server" is checked in the connection information of internet server class "HTTP" under the internet server connection setting, HTTP/HTTPS requests can be sent through a proxy server.

■Configuring the proxy

The settings will be reflected if you enter the information in each column below and click on the "Update" button at the bottom of the screen.

◎Proxy server

Configure information about the proxy server to use.
Enter the following information for "HTTP" and "HTTPS" respectively.
Specify only the "HTTP" address and the port number and then check the "Use same proxy server as all protocols" column when using the same proxy for both parties.

Address	The proxy server address
Port	Port number

◎Connection information

To carry out authentication on the proxy server side, enter the information below about "HTTP" and "HTTPS."

Realm (realm)	Enter the authentication realm.
Username	Enter the usernames that need authentication.
Password	Enter the user's password for "Username" above.

SSL

When communicating using SSL, the certificates needed can be managed from the menu below.

■About SSL communication

SSL communication is a protocol called HTTP over SSL or HTTPS. It starts with https:// Set the end point with the URL.
Secure communication can be carried out by using HTTPS on FlowService and corresponding servers and using public-key infrastructure that uses public- and private-key encryption and digital certificates.

■About the SSL screen

You can manage the key and/or certificate, and manage the certificate of the communication partner in each of the server authentication and client authentication on the SSL screen.

■Server certificate, client certificate screen

You can create or import a key shown in the screen, enter the issued certificate, and export the certificate.

■How to use server and client certificates

Select "Server authentication" to handle server certificates used when FlowService carries out SSL communication while functioning as a server. Select "Client authentication" to handle client certificates used when FlowService carries out SSL communication while functioning as a client.

◎Creating certificates

Create a self-signing certificate.

Click on the "Create certificate" button to display the "Create certificate" screen.

Enter the following information.

Country code (C)	Enter the two-digit country code.
Region or Prefecture name (ST)	Enter the name of the state, or the name of the prefecture if within Japan.
Region (City) name (L)	Enter the name of the region, or the name of the city, ward, town or village if within Japan.
Organization name (O)	Enter the company name, etc. "Required items"
Job title (OU)	Enter the job title or position.
Name (CM)	Enter your general name or full name. "Required Items"
Storage alias name	Enter the administration name.
Storage Password	This will be the KeyStore file password.
Private key password for storage	Protect the private-key with the entered password.

Check the "advanced settings" checkbox to carry out advanced configurations.

Size of key	Select the size of the private key/public key created.
Key algorithm	Select the algorithms of the created private-key and public-key.
Validity period	Select an expiry date for the self-signing certificate to be created.
Certificate signature algorithm	Select the algorithm used when signing the certificate.

Click on the "Create" button to create, or click on the "Back" button to not create.

◎Import certificate

Imports a certificate.

Click on the "Import certificate" button to display the "Import certificate" screen.

Enter the following information.

The file to import	Enter the path of the certificate to import. Click on the "Browse" button to display the "Choose File" dialog box, then select the certificate. Supported file types are PKCS#12 and JavaKeyStore.
File password	Enter the password of the file to import.
Private key password for files	Enter the password of the private-key stored in the file to import.
Storage alias name	Add an alias for management. Specify an alias to make it possible to use a key.
Storage Password	This will be the KeyStore file password.
Private password for storage	Protect the private-key with the entered password.

Click on the "Run" button to import or the "Back" button to cancel the import.

◎Delete certificates

Delete a certificate.

Select the alias of the certificate to be deleted from the alias summary.
Click on the "Delete certificate" button.
The input column for the storage password will be displayed. Enter the storage password and click on the "Run" button.
A confirmation dialog box will be displayed. Click on "OK" if you wish to delete and click on "Cancel" if you do not wish to delete.

◎Detail display

Detailed information about the certificate will be displayed.

Select the alias of the certificate whose details you wish to display from the alias list.
Click on the "Show details" button.
The input column for the storage password will be displayed. Enter the storage password and click on the "Run" button.
This will display the "Certificate information" screen for the selected alias.

Publisher/Issuer	Displays the DN information of the publisher and origin of the certificate.
C	country: Attribute that refers to the country name
L	localityName: Attribute that represents a city
ST	stateOrProvinceName: Attribute that refers to the state, region or province name
O	OrganizationName: Attribute which shows the organization or company name
OU	OrganizationalUnitName: Attribute which shows a job title
CN	commonName: Attribute that refers to a general name or full name
Validity period	Displays the certificate's validity period.
Start	Date when certificate becomes valid
End	The date and time the certificate will expire
Miscellaneous	Displays other information about the certificate.
Version	Version number of the certificate format
Certificate signature algorithm	Signature algorithm name used when the certificate is issued.
Usage of the public key	Displays the Key Usage information.
・digitalSignature	Can be used to verify digital signatures
・nonRepudiation	You can use it to verify the digital signature for denial prevention
・keyEncipherment	Key encryption can be used
・dataEncipherment	Can be used to encrypt data
・keyAgreement	Use key exchange
・keyCertSign	Can be used to verify the signature of the public-key certificates
・cRLSign	Can be used to verify the CRL signature
・encipherOnly	If key exchange is possible, the data on exchange key can be password-protected
・decipherOnly	If key exchange is possible, the data on exchange key can be decoded
Thumbprint SHA1	SHA1 thumbprint
Thumbprint MD5	MD5 Thumbprint
Serial number	Certificate serial number
Certificate connection information	Display the certificate connection with DN information.

◎CSR Download

Download the CSR necessary for receiving an official certificate issued by a certification authority such as VeriSign.

Select the alias of the certificate whose CSR you wish to download from the alias list.
Click on the "CSR download" button.
Input fields for the storage password and private-key password will be displayed. Enter the storage password and secret key password in the appropriate fields and click on the "Run" button.
The "CSR download" screen will be displayed. The CSR can be downloaded as a compressed ZIP file, so click to download it.

◎Export certificate

Outputs a certificate necessary for FlowService to communicate with corresponding servers.

Select the alias of the certificate to be exported from the alias list.
Click on the "Export certificate" button.
The password storage input column will be displayed. Enter the storage password.
Select either "X.509" or "pkcs#7" for the file output format, and either "PEM" or "DER" for the internal data format, then click on the "Run" button.
The "Export certificate" screen will be displayed. The certificate can be as a compressed ZIP file, so click to download it.

◎Certificate storage

Store the certificate issued by the certification authority.

Select the alias of the certificate you wish to store from the alias list.
Click on the "Apply certificate" button.
A confirmation dialog will be displayed. Click on "OK" to continue the process or "Cancel" to cancel the process.
Select the certificate file issued by a certificate authority.
Specify the file including the certificate of the certification authority and the certificate of the intermediary certification authority when the certificate chain to the route certification authority is not contained in the certificate file.
Enter the storage password and private-key password.
Click on the "Run" button to run the process or the "Back" button to cancel.

■Client and server certification authority screen

Manage the trusted CA certificate used when carrying out SSL communication.

■How to use client and server certification authorities.

When FlowService carries out SSL communication while acting as a server, use a "Client Certificate Authority" to manage the trusted CA certificates that will be used as client certificates. When FlowService carries out SSL communication when acting as a client, use a "Server Certificate Authority" to manage the trusted CA certificates that will be used as server certificates.

◎Add a new CA certificate

A new CA certificate will be added.

Click on the "New" button to display the "Import CA certificate" screen.
Select the certificate file newly added by the CA certification authority.
Click on the "Run" button to run the process or the "Back" button to cancel.

Publisher	Displays the DN information of the certificate authority.
Issuer	Displays the DN information of the certificate user.
Validity period	Displays the certificate's validity period.

◎Detailed display of CA certificate

Displays detailed information about the CA certificate.

Click on the "Details" button of the CA certificate that you wish to see the details of.

◎CA certificate deletion

Delete CA certificate.

Click on the "Delete" button of the CA certificate you wish to delete.
A confirmation dialog box will be displayed. Click on "OK" if you wish to delete and click on "Cancel" if you do not wish to delete.

Log

◆System

Edit the settings of various logs output by FlowService.

■Log file settings

Configure the output level of various logs output by FlowService.

◎Specify the output level of various logs

Follow the procedure below to specify the output level of various logs.

Select the service name (all services/FlowService) from the "Service name" list box.
Select the output level (Fatal error/Error/Warning/Information/Debug) from the "Output level" list box.
Press the "Level change" button.
Restart the whole FlowService after changing the output level.

◆Application log

The execution logs of flows output by FlowService and the application logs set by each flow can be output as a separate file from FlowService logs. Outputting only specific logs as separate files can be useful for analyzing logs and detecting errors. The logs output can be viewed on the "Status>>Log>>Application" screen.
Log settings for that function can be carried out on this screen.

■Register log settings

Displays a summary screen for the initially configured log settings.

Log Setting Name	Displays the name of the log settings.
Switch type	Displays the log file switching type.
File name	Displays the output destination file.
Change icon	Click on the icon to change log settings.
Delete Icon	Click on the icon to delete log settings.

To create new log settings, click on the "New" button at the bottom of the summary screen.
This will display a registration screen similar to the one below.

Click on the "Add" button at the bottom of the screen after entering the following items.

Log Setting Name	Enter the name of the log settings. The first character of the log setting name must be an English letter and the subsequent characters must be alphanumeric characters.
Switch type	Select one of the following two ways of switching log files. Switch on date - Changes file name and switches log file when the date changes. The year, month and day are added to the switched log file in the "File name.yyyy-mm-dd" format. Switch size - Switches log files that have reached the specified log size. The switched log file will be given a generation number in the "File name.#" (# is a number) format. It will become a new file as the file with a small generation number. Each of the two methods above has their respective strengths and drawbacks. The advantage of switching on a date is that the dated log files are easy to understand, but on the other hand if the log files are not deleted they will increase infinitely (You can use the schedule on the "Tools>>Maintenance>>Log" screen to delete logs). On the other hand when switching by size, log files will be deleted by file size and generation so there is no need to carry out maintenance. However since there is no way to tell on what date the log was output without opening the file, so finding logs from specific dates can be difficult.
File size (MB)	Specify the file size for log files to be switched at. Log files will be switched when they reach the specified file size. The switch type only displays when switching by size.
Number of generations	Displays the number of generations for a log to be preserved. If 5 generations are specified, for example, the log currently being output and 5 subsequent files will be saved. That is, log files from "File name.1" to "File name.5" will be saved. The switch type only displays when switching by size.
Log level	Specify the output level when creating log settings in each flow component. Only logs above the specified log level will be output. However, those settings should be given priority when the subcategory is set.
Subcategory	You can set the subcategory when you output the log by the component unit. Setting subcategories allows you to sort logs and configure output log levels in detail. For example, if you create a subcategory for debugging, set the component log settings to output logs at debug level, and then set this log level to information level, logs will not be output when the component is in use. If, however, you need to output debug logs for some reason, if you set the log level to debug level at this stage, the debug log configured in the component will output logs. In order to set the sub-category, please click on the "Add" button and log in as it is displayed in the list after inputting the category name and selecting the log level. To delete a subcategory, select the subcategory to delete from the list and click on the "Delete" button. When you change the log level of a registered subcategory, select the subcategory changed from the list and then click on the "Update" button after changing the log level. Only subcategories displayed on the summary will be registered as log settings, so do not forget to register them. Additionally, always click on the "Add" or "Update" button at the bottom of the screen after making changes to subcategories.

■Use log settings

Configure log output in Flow Designer in order to use log settings.

◎Use log settings with project units

Select the project whose log output will be configured in Flow Designer in the Project window. Select the log setting name to be used as the "Log setting name" of the "Application log setting" with the Inspector property. Select the output log level as the "Log level". Specify whether the log should be simultaneously output to the system log as "Output to system log".

◎Use log settings as flow units

Select the flow whose log output will be configured in Flow Designer in the Project window. Select the log setting name to be used as the "Log setting name" of the "Application log setting" with the Inspector property. Select the output log level as the "Log level". Specify whether the log should be simultaneously output to the system log as "Output to system log".

◎Use log settings with component units

Select the component whose log settings will be configured in Flow Designer from the main window. Right-click on it to display the contest menu then select "Log setting" from the menu. Select the log setting name to be used as the "Log setting name" of the log setting dialog displayed when "Log setting" is selected. Use "Output ON/OFF" to select whether to output logs or not. Enter the sub-category name in the "Sub-category", and then select the output level with "Log level". Enter the log content to be output in "Output message".

◎About log settings that are used as project/flow/components

When the log setting is specified by the project unit, all logs executing the flow, including the project, use project log settings to output.
When log settings are specified by a flow unit, the run logs will be output using the flow's log settings.
When the log settings are specified by the component unit, when the contents of that component's "log settings" "output message" are specified, they are output using the component's log settings.

※When separate log settings have been specified for the project and flow, the flow run log is output using the individual project and flow log settings at the same time.
※Since the component log settings are not related to flow run logs, it is possible to output logs using only component log settings, with no relation to project or flow log settings.

Notification

The system can be configured to contact the administrator by e-mail whenever a problem occurs on the server.

■ Setup e-mail notification setup for reporting problems

Configure settings to handle things when problems occur on the server.

■Set the e-mail notice destination for reporting a problem

Set to send an e-mail that reports it when a problem occurs on the server. If it was configured during installation, those contents will be displayed. The settings will be saved if you enter the information in each column below and click on the "Update" button under the screen.

Mail server name	Enter the address of the SMTP server used for e-mail transmission.
Use SMTP over SSl [protocol]	Select whether to use SMTP over SSL to password-protect communications. The default is false. ・true - Connects using SMTP over SSL ・false - Connect without a password
Use STARTTLS	Select whether to use the STARTTLS command or not when connecting with SMTP over SSL. The default is false. ・true - Use the STARTTLS command ・false - Do not use the STARTTLS command
Port	Enter the listening port number of the SMTP server that will be used for transmission. The default value is 25. An exclusive number (usually 465) must be specified for the port number when connecting with SMTP over SSL. Specify the number to use.
From e-mail address for notification	Set the e-mail address to be entered in the transmission origin (From) column of the e-mail address to send.
Notification address	Specify the destination e-mail address for the e-mail that will inform them that a problem has occurred. Multiple notification addresses can be specified, separated by commas.
Subject	Set the subject (Subject) of the e-mail to send. The subject specified here+the particular subject of the notification will become the subject of the e-mail. The default is "!!!Flow Service Notification !!!".
Encoding	Enter the encoding of e-mails sent. When not configured, the default encoding of Japanese OS will be "iso-2022-jp", and the default encoding of English OS will be "us-ascii".
Timeout	Set the timeout time (in seconds) for when there is no response. The default is 60.
Authentication	Select the authentication type when the SMTP server is performing out authentication. ・POP before SMTP - Carry out POP before SMTP authentication ・SMTP authentication - Carry out SMTP authentication ・none - Do not perform authentication

◎If "POP before SMTP" is selected for "Authentication"

POP3 server name [pophost]	Enter the hostname for connecting to the POP3 server.
Use POP over SSL	Select whether to use POP over SSL to password-protect communications. The default is false. ・true - Connect using POP over SSL ・false - Connect without a password
Use STARTTLS	Select whether to use the STARTTLS command or not when connecting with POP over SSL. The default is false. ・true - Use the STARTTLS command ・false - Do not use the STARTTLS command
POP3 port number	Enter the listening port number for the POP3 server. The default is 110. An exclusive number (usually 995) must be specified for the port number when connecting with POP over SSL. Specify the number to use.
Username	Enter the username for accessing the POP3 server.
Password	Enter the user's password for "Username" above.
APOP	Select whether to use APOP to authenticate the POP3 server or not. The default is true. ・true - Use APOP ・false - Do not use APOP
Interval (millisecond)	Set the interval between when authentication is carried out on the POP3 server and when the SMTP server can be used in milliseconds. The default is 5.

◎When "SMTP authentication" is selected for "Authentication"

Username	Select the authentication type when the SMTP server is performing out authentication.
Password	Enter the user's password for "Username" above.
Authentication format	Select the user authentication method on the SMTP server. The default is "plaintext". ・Plaintext - use plaintext for authentication · CRAM-MD5 - Use CRAM MD5 authentication

■Test the e-mail notice for reporting a problem

E-mail transmission can be tested with currently configured content by clicking on the "Test" button. An error message will be displayed on the upper part of the screen if the test mail transmission fails.

■Timing for sending e-mails when problems occur

When the following phenomena occur in FlowService, an e-mail will be sent using an e-mail template.
The phenomenon, the e-mail subject at that time and the template are as follows.
(The e-mail template is in the INSTALL_DIR/flow/msg, and you can customize the contents of the notice by editing this file.)

Phenomenon	Subject	E-mail template file to use
If it was generated automatically because a service being monitored by the server terminated abnormally	Automatic activation	code2_ja_JP.template
When each service monitored by the server terminates abnormally, and it attempts to restart them automatically but fails	Automatic restart failed	code3_ja_JP.template
When the monitoring process itself terminates abnormally	Monitor abnormal termination	code5_ja_JP.template
When an error that needs recovery occurred in a flow transaction	Transaction error	code101_ja_JP.template
When it is succeeded in recovering the transaction through retrying	Recovery successful	code102_ja_JP.template
If it retries the specified number of times and recovery is unsuccessful	Recovery failed	code103_ja_JP.template
When carrying out recovery processing when restarting FlowService	Recovery at startup	code104_ja_JP.template

※The "code1_ja_JP.template" and "code4_ja_JP.template" e-mail template files cannot be used.

Password

Change the password of login users of the FlowService management console. Enter information in the following columns and then click on the "Update" button at the bottom of the screen.

Current password	Enter the current password.
New password	Enter the new password to setup.
New password (reconfirm)	Re-enter the new password to setup for confirmation.