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Updates the specified profile object.
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The profile entity to update.
When set to True, enables authentication tokens to be passed as URL query parameters instead of requiring header-based authentication.
The type of automated maintenance task to run.
Defines how frequently (in days) the automated task executes.
Include files in Receive folders in cleanup operations.
Include files in Send folders in cleanup operations.
Include files in Sent folders in cleanup operations.
Include transactions in cleanup operations.
Allows cross-origin requests to include credentials such as cookies or authentication headers.
Comma-separated list of HTTP headers that are permitted in cross-origin requests.
Specifies how long (in seconds) browsers can cache Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) preflight request results before requiring a new preflight check.
Enables all domains to make cross-origin requests to the API without restriction (use with caution as this removes CORS security protections).
Enables CORS to allow web applications from different domains to access the API.
The maximum number of files sent by each thread assigned to the connector.
The number of worker threads allocated to the connector for parallel processing.
Send an email to the specified email addresses when an error is encountered.
The email address used as the sender of notification emails.
A comma-separated list of notification email recipients.
The notification email subject.
Whether to write error messages to the Windows Application Event Log.
Whether to log when the application starts and stops in the event log.
Enables concurrent processing of multiple files instead of sequential processing.
The host name or IP address of your SMTP server.
The username to authenticate to your SMTP server.
The password to authenticate to your SMTP server.
The port of your SMTP server.
The SSL mode of your SMTP server.
Whether to send a status report to the NotifyEmailTo email address(es).
The interval at which status report are sent to the email address.
Commas-separated list of IP addresses or ranges that are trusted. Access to Arc is allowed from these addresses and ranges.
Commas-separated list of IP addresses or ranges that are blocked. Access to Arc is prohibited from these addresses and ranges.
The time format display preference.
The size of the thread pool available for processing tasks across all connectors.
The list of properties above is not comprehensive. You can use the API to set any profile property not listed above, using the same name/value format. All available profile default properties are returned in a GET request. Profile-specific settings, such as AS2 or SFTP, are prefixed like this: as2:loglevel or sftp:loglevel. You do not need to include an Other property when using additional settings that are not listed here.