Introduction
The Next-Gen Workflow Service has a local configuration file which can be found in the following directory:
%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\itsense\Configuration\ElsaWorkflow_ApplicationConfiguration.json
Properties
The configuration file offers the following properties, but is stored as an encrypted configuration after the first start:
Property | Data Type | Mandatory | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| String |
|
| The connection string to the database |
| String |
|
| The connection string to access the Hangfire database |
| Boolean |
|
| Whether or not to use Redis for locking |
| Boolean |
|
| Whether or not to use Redis for cache signaling |
| String | The connection string to RabbitMQ | ||
| String | The connection string to Redis | ||
| API Endpoint
|
| [
{
"IpAddress": "127.0.0.1",
"Port": 9001,
"StoreName": "My",
"StoreLocation": "LocalMachine",
"CertificateSubjectName": "Default.Communication.CoreOne.ITSENSE.local"
}
]
| A list API endpoints under which the API will be hosted |
| Application Service Api Configuration
|
| {
"Authority": "https://coslogin.local:5000",
"ApiBaseUri": "https://localhost:8000/apiv2",
"ClientId": "cos_workflowservice",
"ClientSecret": "secret",
"Username": "elsa_workflow_api_user",
"Password": "asdfasdf",
"AccessDeniedReplacementString": ">>AccessDenied<<",
"ExplodeFlatChainProperties": true
}
| The configuration of how to access the Application Service API |
| String
|
| A workflow instance ID that will be executed each time a workflow fails. This can be user to configure notifications. | |
| SMTP Options | {
"DeliveryMethod": "Network",
"Host": "localhost"
}
| If there is no connection to the Application Service but you still would like to send email like the faulted notifications, you can configure alternative SMTP settings. |
