System information

Summary

System information summarizes the most important details about the FactFinder integration:

• General

• Web components

• Custom classes

• Scheduled tasks

• Paths

System information is represented as an individual page tab for System information page.

General

The General section provides key operational and identification details for the FactFinder environment:

• Essential service URLs required for system operation and monitoring are listed. This includes the primary FactFinder URL, the Analytics URL, and Analytics Public URL used for accessing tracking data

• FactFinder versions are clearly displayed, including the FactFinder version, FactFinder UI version, Analytics version, and Demoshop version. Build IDs may also be shown for precise identification.

• Other important identifiers and status indicators are provided: the unique Service ID, the currently active ASO module, and whether multithreaded search is enabled

Reload configuration

Reload the current configuration to apply recent modifications immediately.

FactFinder automatically saves search configurations. If changes are made directly to configuration files (outside the interface), they only take effect after the configuration cache refreshes.

Update logfile to disk

Write the current log file information to disk immediately. Useful when you need logs flushed for diagnostics.

Web components

This section provides status information for integrated web components:

• Security — current security state applied to web components

• Request count — number of requests processed by web components

• Update web components information — refreshes the information displayed in this section

Custom classes

This section lists custom classes implemented for various operations. Classes are grouped by handlers and callbacks, such as Import handler, Search callback, and System event handler.

Each category lists classes and channels where it is applied.

This information can be helpful for understanding how the application is set up and interacting with its different parts.

Scheduled tasks

This section provides a view of automated processes running within the application instance. These tasks are configured to run at specific intervals or times to perform essential background operations, such as data imports, system maintenance, or other recurring jobs.

Each scheduled task is listed in a grid with the following columns:

• Type - the category or function of the scheduled task (e.g., import, maintenance).

• Channel - the application channel to which the scheduled task applies.

• Description - a brief explanation of the scheduled task's function.

• Pattern - the scheduling pattern, defining when the task is set to run.

• Next execution - the upcoming date and time when the task is scheduled to be run next.

• Last execution start - the date and time when the task most recently began its execution.

• Last execution finish - the date and time when the task most recently completed its execution.

• Information - additional details or status information about the task.

The Run now button lets you manually trigger a task immediately. Useful for testing or when you cannot wait for the next scheduled run.

Scheduled jobs do not run for TEST and DEVELOPMENT channels.

Paths

This section lists important file system paths used by the application:

• Base resources — core application resources and configuration files

• Application logfiles — directory where general application log files are written

• SCIC tracking logfiles — directory for SCIC tracking log files

• Search cache — location used for temporary files by the search cache mechanism