AggressiveConserve parameter turns on/off a special mode with aggressive memory conservation. In the turned on mode, the memory will be freed as soon as possible. This parameter is bundled with the PercentLowMemory parameter. In the enabled mode, PercentLowMemory is ignored and the system is always considered to be in the low memory state.

PercentLowMem parameter defines a percent of the free physical memory remaining before the system will turn in low memory conditions state.

Port parameter sets a default port number which will be used by AppServer for serving requests. 

Number

2880

Any available port number.

• true for enabling compression
• false for disabling compression

• true
• false

• true
• false

MinRestartInterval parameters sets a minimal interval value in seconds between restarts of the second cascade process. Before starting a new process, a process thread will check the time when the replaceable process has started and failed. If the time from start to failure doesn't exceed the minimal interval value, a new process thread will wait until it is reached and then start a new process. Such an approach helps to avoid an endless loop of starting processes that might cause nearly 100% CPU consumption.

0..3

WaitShutdownInterval parameter sets a time interval value in seconds for the second child process to wait before it will be shut down gracefully. If the process is not shutting down during this period of time, it is allowed to terminate it.

0..120

CheckTimeout parameter sets a timeout interval value in seconds between sequential check calls to the active process in the second cascade.

SaveRequestStatistic parameter regulates whether the service usage statistics should be logged. 

The usage statistics information is the general information about date and time of a request, domain, service ID, N of a session, type of command (spellcheck, grammar_check, get_suggestions and etc), user agent, language, look&feel.

This type of the information might be useful if there is a need to monitor usage statistics of the  WebSpellChecker services.

SSCELock parameter regulates when SSCE spell checking engine should be running in a single thread instead of using multiply threads. 

ON, OFF

• 0 – hyphenated words are checked as single words.
• 1 – hyphens are treated as word separators, and each sub-word is checked individually. This type of words splitting takes place only if the hyphenated form of the word does not exist. The word is considered to be correct if all its sub-words are spelled correctly.

• 0 – words with apostrophes are checked as single words.
• 1 – apostrophes are treated as words separators, and each sub-word checked individually. This word splitting will take place if the contracted form of the word is not found in the dictionary. In this case, the word will be considered as a correct if all its sub-words are spelled correctly.

• 0 – words are checked entirely for spelling errors.
• 1 – words if necessary are treated as series of concatenated sub-words, and each of their sub-words is checked individually. Such words splitting takes place only if the original word is not found in the dictionary. In this case, the word will be considered as a correct, if all its words containing two or more words are spelled correctly. For example, “dumptruckdriver” was not found in the dictionary, the engine makes an attempt to locate its valid sub-words (“dump”, “truck”, and “driver”). If all its sub-words are correctly spelled, then the word “dumptruckdriver” will be considered as a correct one.

• 0 – possessive words forms are checked for spelling.
• 1 – possessives of the form 's and s' are removed from words before check spelling.

• 0 – corrections are not search based on the phonetic similarity.
• 1 – corrections for misspellings are searched and suggested based on the phonetic similarity.

• 0 – corrections are not search based on the typographical similarity.
• 1 – corrections for misspellings are searched and suggested based on the typographical similarity.

• 0 – slit words are not suggested.
• 1 – suggested words can be split into two valid sub-words. For example, “theboy”, one of its suggestions will be “the boy”.

GrammarCheckProvider parameter sets a default grammar engine provider.

PathToJavaVirtualMachine parameter sets a path to Java Virtual Machine (JVM).

None

AppServer will try to autodetect the path to JVM.

• Path to JVM on Linux-based environments: '/usr/lib/jvm/java-8-oracle/jre/lib/amd64/server/libjvm.so'
• Path to JVM on Windows-based environments: 'C:/Program Files/Java/jre1.8.0_121/bin/server/jvm.dll'

JVMMaxMemorySizeMb parameter sets a maximum heap size in megabytes for LanguageTool in Java Virtual Machine (JVM). 

256

GrammarIgnoreDictFile parameters sets a path to a special file with list of grammar problems IDs comma separated that should be ignored.

• true
• false

• 0 – user dictionaries separation is disabled.
• 1 – user dictionaries separation is enabled. A new sub-directory will be created for each customer ID in the UserDict directory.

None

ON – custom dictionaries are reloaded.

OFF – custom dictionaries are not reloaded automatically.

• true
• false

1...86400

For example, 600 means the statistical data is saved once in 600 seconds.

• Default languages short codes;
• Additional languages short code.

GrammarCheckProvider parameter sets a default grammar engine provider.

• Locale – language short code;

• SpellCheckProvider – spellcheck engine provider;

• Any of the SpellCheck Engine Options.