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• gui.lookandfeel – its value is the name of the Java class responsible for the way in which graphical user interface elements behave or are displayed. If the value is missing, the default look of the operating system in which the application has been run is used.
• tags.refresh.period – its value determines the intervals of time, in milliseconds, at which the tag list in the application should be refreshed (updated from the server). The default value is 600,000, that is, ten minutes.
• tags.message.period – its value determines the intervals of time, in milliseconds, at which the alert about tags for moderation ought to be displayed to the user. The default value is 1,800,000, that is, 30 minutes.
• messages.refresh.period – its value determines the intervals of time, in milliseconds, at which the list of messages for the editor should be refreshed (updated from the server). The default value is 600000, that is, 10 minutes.
• messages.message.period – its value determines the intervals of time, in milliseconds, at which the alert about unread messages ought to be displayed to the user. The default value is 1800000, that is, 30 minutes.

• newPublication.title.template – its value determines the title template for the created element (for example, a publication). It is the velocity template. In the template, variables (appropriately named) are replaced with attribute values. The names of the variables should correspond to the RDF attribute names. The default value of that parameter is:

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  $!{Creator}#if ( ($Date || $Title) && $Creator ), #end$!Date#if ( $Title && $Date ), #end$!Title

  With that template, a name will be created from attribute values with RDF names in the following order: Creator, Date, and Title. Those values are separated with commas, and if any of them is missing, it is omitted.

• miniature.maxWidth – a restriction (in pixels) of the width of the thumbnail created automatically on the basis of publication files in the new publication creator. By default, the thumbnail width is not limited.
• miniature.maxHeight – a restriction (in pixels) of the height of the thumbnail created automatically on the basis of publication files in the new publication creator. By default, the thumbnail height is not limited. If both limits (for height and width) are set, then that limit is used which will make a thumbnail smaller.
• searchDuplicates.roles.url – its value is the URL of the list of the Dublic Core attribute roles to be used in the duplicate search mechanism.. The default value is http://fbc.pionier.net.pl/owoc/ajax.xml?id=GetDCRolesForDups.
• searchDuplicates.results.url – its value is the beginning of the URL to which search parameters will be added in the process of searching for duplicates. The default value is http://fbc.pionier.net.pl/owoc/ajax.xml?id=GetDups.
• sortTokens – its value is a list of sequences of characters separated with the “|” symbol. Those sequences are not taken into account while publications are sorted alphabetically on the element list and in the directory treeWhen the elements in the directory tree and on the object list are sorted alphabetically, the character sequences are ignored if they are in the initial position in the element name. The default value is "|(|[...]|[|the |the.

• attributesViews.url – its value is the URL of the description of the attribute views to be available in the Editor Application. In the case of a file on the local drive, the path should be divided with the file:/// phrase, and subsequent folders should be separated with a slash. Also, every colon must be preceded by a slash {{}}. For example, for file “widoki.xml” located in directory “C:\dlibra”, the key–value pair in the configuration file will look as follows:

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  attributesViews.url=file\:///C\:/dlibra/widoki.xml

  The default set of views built directly into the Editor Application is used.

  Field “Use the configuration from the given source” should be marked.

  Otherwise, the configuration file will not be loaded. A sample configuration file could look as follows (if there is no key in such a file, the default value is assumed):

  
  

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