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- Client parameters for Web clients
- Web parameter: acceptfastinfoset
- Web parameter: acceptBrowserLang
- Web parameter: antiCSRFEnabled
- Web parameter: applicationIcon
- Web parameter: autoCloseMaskDelay
- Web parameter: autoCompleteDelayTime
- Web parameter: autoCompleteListSize
- Web parameter: autoCompleteMinChars
- Web parameter: autoSubmit
- Web parameter: cacerts
- Web parameter: comfillAutoComplete
- Web parameter: compactLayout
- Web parameter: compress_soap
- Web parameter: customize-folder
- Web parameter: disableKeyHelp
- Web parameter: disableLoginAutoComplete
- Web parameter: enableExitConfirmMessage
- Web parameter: enableListFrameStateRetain
- Web parameter: enableRecordlistOddEvenRowStyle
- Web parameter: enableSidebarMenu
- Web parameter: enableTableMagnify
- Web parameter: helpServerContext
- Web parameter: helpServerHost
- Web parameter: helpServerPort
- Web parameter: honorUrlHost
- Web parameter: honorUrlPort
- Web parameter: isCustomAuthenticationUsed
- Web parameter: JCEProviderClassName
- Web parameter: JCEProviderName
- Web parameter: labelbgunderline
- Web parameter: lockWaitTimeout
- Web parameter: log.properties
- Web parameter: maskMessageDelay
- Web parameter: maxattachuploadsize
- Web parameter: maxtotalattachuploadsize
- Web parameter: maxGroupCacheSize
- Web parameter: maxGroupSize
- Web parameter: maxMessageNumber
- Web parameter: openTabsSoftLimit
- Web parameter: preventDuplicatedAttachmentName
- Web parameter: querySecurity
- Web parameter: recordListArrayDisplayStyle
- Web parameter: recordListArrayMaxChars
- Web parameter: refreshMessages
- Web parameter: refreshMessagesInterval
- Web parameter: secureLogin
- Web parameter: serverHost
- Web parameter: serverPort
- Web parameter: session-timeout
- Web parameter: showAddFavButton
- Web parameter: showFavMgrButton
- Web parameter: showHelp
- Web parameter: showNavIcon
- Web parameter: showReloadNavButton
- Web parameter: socketReadTimeout
- Web parameter: sortNavItems
- Web parameter: ssl
- Web parameter: sslPort
- Web parameter: startDayOfWeek
- Web parameter: tracesoap
- Web parameter: unmaskDeferMillis
- Web parameter: useJavaDynamicVersioning
- Web parameter: useServertabs
- Web parameter: viewactivenotes
- Web parameter: viewcontexthelp
- Web parameter: viewpromptforsave
- Web parameter: viewrecordlist
- Web parameter: message display properties
Web parameter: applicationIcon
Web parameters change the behavior of the web clients that connect to the web tier. You can set some of these parameters from the web client login URL, some from the web tier configuration file (web.xml), and some from both.
Parameter
applicationIcon
Description
By default, the Service Manager application displays the HPE logo icon. This parameter enables you to modify the HPE logo to display a custom company icon in the URL address bar.
Using the ICO file format for icons, you can publish an icon that contains at least one 16x16 bitmap with a bit depth of 8, 16, 24, or 32. You can provide a relative URL (without the context root) and save it in your Favorites.
When not specified in this parameter, the default icon displayed in the Service Manager application will be the HPE logo icon.
Valid if set from
Web tier configuration file (web.xml)
Requires restart of the web applications server?
Refer to your web server documentation
Default value
/cwc/images/HPLogoSolidBlue.ico
Possible values
Relative path to the company icon file
Example usage
<init-param>
<param-name>applicationIcon</param-name>
<param-value>/cwc/images/MyCompanyIcon.ico</param-value>
</init-param>
In this example, <MyCompanyIcon.ico> represents your company logo image.
Related concepts
System parameters
Web tier parameters
Related tasks
Enter a parameter in the web client URL
Enter a parameter in the web.xml file
Related references
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