Start Object

{    
    "name": "Start Parameter Name",
    "version": "1.0.0",
    "parameter": "menu:http://link.to.menu",
    "welcome": "none"
}

Property syntax of start object

Property	Type	Default Value	Mandatory	Since Version	Description
name	string	null	Yes	0.1.0	The name of the start parameter. This property is displayed at start parameter setup and should be used to show a short information about the start parameter (e.g. "My Last Holiday Trip"). This property is mandatory.
version	string	null	Yes	0.1.0	The version of the start parameter. This property is displayed at start parameter setup and should be used to show the current version of the start parameter (e.g. "1.0.0"). This property is mandatory.
parameter	string	null	Yes	0.1.0	The start parameter. This property specifies which menu or content is loaded at startup. It must start with menu: or content: to specify the JSON type. This property is mandatory, because without it, no start menu or content can be loaded. Since version 0.1.65, you can also set a start parameter that contains the string {SERVER} (e.g. menu:http://{SERVER}/msx/menu.json) to automatically replace it with the entered server. Since version 0.1.97, you can also set a start parameter that contains the string {PREFIX} (e.g. menu:{PREFIX}link.to.menu or menu:{PREFIX}{SERVER}) to automatically replace it with the used prefix (i.e. http:// or https://). Since version 0.1.97, you can also set a start parameter that starts with redirect: (e.g. redirect:http://link.to.start.object or redirect:{PREFIX}link.to.start.object) to load a start object from another location. Note: Please note that the auto-replacement feature only works for the start parameter file, for the other JSON files, you must always indicate full URLs (to avoid errors in cross-references). Please see Menu Root Object and Content Root Object for the data structures.
welcome	string	"none"	No	0.1.117	The welcome type of the start parameter. If this property is set to "start" or "content", the start parameter is also set as welcome pages in the settings (either as start action or content). If you want to manage various start parameters with a portal page (i.e. by using the start action), you can use this feature to keep the portal page available via the settings. "none": Set no welcome pages (the current welcome pages are retained). "start": Set welcome pages start action. "content": Set welcome pages content.

See also

• Setup Precondition
• Setup Start Parameter