amAuthScripted.properties revision 8d703e778adaffe0f9319b3e84f9fe9741466b33
0N/Aa101.help.text=This is used to determine how to validate the script, as well as which engine to run the script within.
0N/Aa104.help.text=This script will be run on the server, subsequent to any client script having returned. It can be \
0N/Aa105.help=The maximum execution time any individual script should take on the server (in seconds)
0N/Aa105.help.text=Server-side scripts will be forcibly stopped after this amount of time.
0N/Aa500.help.txt=Each authentication module has an authentication level that can be used to indicate the level of \
1123N/Aa107.help.txt=New threads will be created up to this size once the task queue reaches capacity. Has no effect if the \
1892N/Aa108.help.txt=Each Java class accessed by a script must match at least one of these patterns. Use '*' as a wildcard, \
1892N/Aa109.help.txt=This black-list is applied after the white-list to apply additional restrictions. For instance you may \
0N/A white-list java.lang.* and then black-list java.lang.System and java.lang.Runtime. It is recommended to always prefer\
0N/Aa110.help=Indicates whether the system SecurityManager should also be consulted when checking access to Java classes.
0N/Aa110.help.txt= If enabled, then the checkPackageAccess method will be called for each Java class accessed. If no \
1892N/Aa111.help=Size of queue to use for buffering script execution request when core pool is at capacity.
0N/Aa111.help.txt=Use -1 for an unbounded queue (this disables the maximum pool size setting). For short, CPU-bound \
0N/A scripts, consider a small pool size and larger queue length. For I/O-bound scripts (e.g., REST calls) consider \
0N/A a larger maximum pool size and a smaller queue. Not hot-swappable: restart server for changes to take effect.
0N/Aa112.help.txt=Length of time (in seconds) to wait before terminating threads that were started when the queue reached \