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While creating or using Adeptia Connect services, you may want to change the system properties to let the services perform and achieve the desired business output. If you are an admin user, Adeptia Connect gives you the authority to view the system configuration for troubleshooting purposes and also allows you to update the system properties. 

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Viewing system configuration

The System Configuration module allows you to configure properties that govern application and security settings. 

The System configuration module displays the Adeptia Connect related information such as Java Classpath, Database Information, Session Time Out, and Process Flow Recovery Settings etc. System configurations are non-editable and can be viewed only by the Admin for troubleshooting purposes.

Follow the steps below to view the system configuration:

1. Click Accounts > Settings.
2. Expand the Application Settings or Security Settings in the left panel according to your need.
3. Select the required option. For example, Common, Runtime, WebRunner, Event, Portal, Certificates.
4. Expand the property category to view the properties associated with it.

Updating system properties

The values for system properties can be updated to make the application work as per your requirement. For example, you can change the mail server settings, database settings, and enable or disable transaction recovery, etc.

Follow the steps below to update the system properties:

1. Click Accounts > Settings.
2. Expand the Application Settings or Security Settings in the left panel according to your need.
3. Select the required option. For example, Common, Runtime, WebRunner, Event, Portal, Certificates.
4. Expand the property category to view the properties associated with it.
5. Double-click the corresponding value field for a property.
6. Change the value for the property, and click Update.
   You'll see a message saying 'Properties saved successfully. It will take some time to reflect these changes on every microservice instance.'