A installed web application can be monitored from your own web site.
The user groups authorized to call the monitor page are specified in the Monitor.config configuration file. By default, these are all the users that are members of the role Builtin\Administrators.
The monitor page currently has five tabs. The information shown on the monitor page or the available functions are described below. This page is currently available in the languages configured in your web browser.
To open the monitor page
- Perform one of the following tasks:
- On the start page, click
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- In the menu bar, select Debug view > Monitor page.
The monitor page opens in the standard browser.
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When you open the monitoring page, the contents of the Status tab are displayed. Different information about the web application status is shown.
It is also possible to put the web application into maintenance mode. If maintenance mode is enabled, the web server does not accept any new connections for the web application. An advice message is displayed to users that try to login.
You can update the web application, assuming new assembly files are stored in the database. If there are no new connections pending, the update can start immediately. Otherwise, updating can be delayed until there are no more active connections. This ensures that no one looses their session or any data they have entered.
The update functions of the monitor page do not depend on the settings made in the configuration file.
To put a web application into maintenance mode
To update the web application immediately
NOTE: This update only functions if there are no connections.
To update the web application at a later date
NOTE: The update can be delayed until there are no more active connections.
The Sessions tab shows information about every individual active session.
To display more details about individual sessions
To end a session
- Click End this session below the active session.
The web application assembly files are listed on the Assemblies tab along with their respective assembly and file version. Authorized identities can quickly get an overview of the development status currently in use. Using different file versions in different environments or on different servers can sometimes make it difficult to identify the source of an error.
To search for assemblies
- Enter in the Search field, part of all of the assembly file name you want to find.
