Settings for downloading the Manager web application
To enable the download of larger files, the Manager web application requires a directory in which the download can be made available to the user. This effects reports, for example, which are generated by the application and saved as PDF by the user. You can edit the settings in the File download pane of the Manager Web Configuration Editor.
Table 46: Meaning of the configuration settings for the file download
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Enable file download |
Specifies whether file download is enabled. Enable this setting to allow larger files, such as reports, to be downloaded. If file download is not set, certain functions are not available. |
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Download directory |
Directory for the application to use to make download available. The application requires full permissions to this directory. |
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Cleanup interval |
Time in minutes search for and remove redundant files. |
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Supply time |
Time in minutes before download is available to the user. Once a download has been initiated, the application cannot verify when and if the download was run by the user so that the download must be stopped after a set time interval. |
ASP.Net basic settings for the Manager web application
In the ASP.NET settings pane, you can see some ASP.Net settings that you can edit with the Manager Web Configuration Editor.
Table 47: Meaning of configuration settings for ASP.Net
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Max request length |
Maximum length of the user request in kilobytes (KB). This limits, amongst others, the maximum size of file that can be loaded. |
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Processing timeout |
Maximum time in seconds for processing a user request. The user request is stopped abruptly if the timeout is exceeded.
NOTE: This time should not be too short because the user session can be lost if the timeout is exceeded. |
Configuring the Manager web application's directories
In the Directories pane of the Manager Web Configuration Editor, configure all the directories required by the Manager web application.
Table 48: Meaning of configuration settings for directories
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Application directory |
Full path to the application's installation directory. This is the directory where you will find the file web.config.
NOTE: Ensure correct case. |
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Log directory |
Directory to which the application log is written. This directory can be relative to the application directory. |
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Database cache |
Full path to the directory to save frequently used database contents. |
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Script assembly cache |
Full path to the directory for caching assembler files. |
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SQL log directory |
Full path to the directory where database accesses are logged. The SQL log is only used for finding errors and must be enabled through the Enable SQL log option in the Debugging pane. |
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Configuring the application pool of the Manager web application
In the Application pool view of the Manager Web Configuration Editor, you define all applications that work together to make the application available to the user in multiple languages.
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Click Add application to define another application.
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Click Remove application to select an application to remove.
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You can change the order by using the arrows on the right side.
NOTE: You must at least define the currently configured application. The order has immediately effect on login performance because the status of configured applications is queried in the defined order.
Table 49: Meaning of the configuration settings for the application pool
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Redirect URL |
Full address of the application. It must also be possible to resolve this address on the client side through the user's browser.
NOTE: Ensure correct case. |
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Authentication |
The applications communicate with each other over the defined URL. Permissions are required to do this if anonymous access is not permitted. The application required the same permissions as required when the URL is called by browser on the server. |
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