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--- devel:documentation:application_configuration:dev:backend [2020/04/02 12:15]
tomiskar [Attachment storage]
+++ devel:documentation:application_configuration:dev:backend [2020/04/06 10:33]
tomiskar [Attachment storage]
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 ''DefaultAttachmentManager'' stores binary files on file system. Binary files can be attached to any entity, which implements ''AttachableEntity'' interface, [[..:..:modules_rpt:dev:attachment_manager| read more]].
+In the application profile (application.properties).
+<code properties>
+# Max file size of uploaded file. Values can use the suffixed "MB" or "KB" to indicate a Megabyte or Kilobyte size.
+# Application server (e.g. Tomcat "maxSwallowSize" connector parameter) has to be set properly too (e.g. <Connector port="8080" maxSwallowSize="-1" ...)
+spring.servlet.multipart.max-file-size=100MB
+spring.servlet.multipart.max-request-size=100MB
+</code>
 In the application profile (application.properties) and overloadable via ''ConfigurationService''.
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 # Temporary file is used mainly for upload files internaly. When upload is complete, then temporary file is moved into normal IdM attachment (~ temporary file is not reachable, after user session ends).
 idm.sec.core.attachment.tempTtl=1209600000
-</code>
-In the application profile (application.properties).
-<code properties>
-# Max file size of uploaded file. Values can use the suffixed "MB" or "KB" to indicate a Megabyte or Kilobyte size.
-# Application server (e.g. Tomcat "maxSwallowSize" connector parameter) has to be set properly too (e.g. <Connector port="8080" maxSwallowSize="-1" ...)
-spring.servlet.multipart.max-file-size=100MB
-spring.servlet.multipart.max-request-size=100MB
 </code>