You can select a PayPal account or create a new PayPal account
By checking "Use Live PayPal Server" checkbox, all purchases from the store will be real money transactions, uncheck this checkbox to use PayPal sendbox server (test server), no real money transfered.
All documents that are added to the document explorer are automatically indexed by Apache Lucene. Once a document is indexed the normal advanced text searching can be done.
stSoftware uses the Lucene API to provide the document indexing for searching. The functionality of the Lucene core API is extended with the Lucene Image Retrieval (LIRE) API. When an image file is uploaded/changed in the cloud file manager automatic LIRE indexing on the image is performed and stored as a searchable attribute of the image file.
The system allows for searches of images with exact or similar image content based on the LIRE index. All documents (including images) have a SHA1 checksum performed
Any field in the system can be marked as "searchable" which will then allow the system to search on these fields in a high performance manner as they will be automatically indexed. Any field can be searched on but without an index so slower.
stSoftware server is a multi-tenancy software-as-a-service (SaaS) framework. The stSoftware system was awarded Australia's first innovation patent and won the National e-Business Award in 2002. The system is based on Industry standard open source frameworks and libraries.
When people are invited to your meeting a special file will be included in the generated email which can be imported into their mobile phone calendars so that they don't miss your special event.
The Heartbleed Bug is a recently discovered vulnerability in the OpenSSL cryptographic software library used by many of the world’s web servers to secure information using TLS. If the web site is vulnerable then a hacker could expose 64k of the server's memory without any trace in the server's logs. The server's memory exposed could include the server's private encryption key or other information such as usernames and passwords.
By clicking on the "Welcome user name" you will be shown your user set up, with the list of current sessions.
If you see an IP address that is unfamiliar to you, we suggest you change your password immediately to secure your account against unauthorized access. Your current IP address is displayed below the table. In most cases, we guess the location by matching your IP address to a broad geographical location. The location and IP mappings might not always be accurate, especially in cases
Normal users are restricted to view only their own session details. Administrators may see the session details for all users.
Active sessions can be forcibly logged out from the session details screen. The list of active sessions for a user can be viewed from the "My Setup" screen.
