An alternative to compiling the Web Portal in the Web Designer is to compile it from the command line using VI.WebDesigner.CompilerCmd.exe.
Parameters | Description | |
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Mandatory parameter | /conn {string} | The database connection string sequence. |
/dialog {string} | The dialog authentication string sequence. | |
/project {name} | The name of the web project. | |
Optional parameter | /solution {path} | The Web Designer solution file to use. If not given, a database project is used. |
/mode {mode} |
Runs in one of the given modes. normal = full complication (default) nostore = assemblies not saved to the database nocompile = C# codegen executes but without compiling nocodegen = only compiles Web Designer, no C# codegen | |
-E |
Enables enhanced checking. For more information about enhanced checking, see the chapter "Global Settings" in the One Identity Manager Web Designer Reference Guide. | |
-D | Enables debug. | |
-R |
Enables generation of stable C# text. This setting prevents use of certain random values. | |
/csharpout {folder} |
Target directory for C# text. | |
/help | Displays the help text. |
VI.WebDesigner.CompilerCmd.exe /conn "Data Source=mydbserver.lan;Initial Catalog=Q1IM; User ID=sa; Password=secret" /dialog "Module=DialogUser;User=cccAdmin;Password=strictlysecret" /project VI_StandardWeb
VI.WebDesigner.CompilerCmd.exe /conn "Data Source=mydbserver.lan;Initial Catalog=Q1IM; User ID=sa; Password=secret" /dialog "Module=DialogUser;User=cccAdmin;Password=strictlysecret" /project VI_UserRegistration_Web -D
Sub-projects are not compiled, as opposed to the default settings in the Web Designer. This means, VI_UserRegistration_Web is not compiled when the VI_StandardWeb is compiled.
To uninstall a web application
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Click Finish on the last page to end the program.
Web Portal configuration covers a number of settings. The web application configuration is saved in the web application configuration files web.config, NLog.config and monitor.config which are in the web application root directory and in the table QBMWebApplication of the One Identity Manager database respectively.
Use the Web Designer Configuration Editor (WebDesigner.ConfigFileEditor.exe), to edit the configuration file.
Connection strings and login data are automatically encrypted in the configuration files noted above with the default Microsoft ASP.NET cryptography.
To configure a web application
This opens the Open configuration file window.
This opens a Web Designer Configuration Editor dialog box. Set the account options in each section.
The database connection is normally already selected. You can also select a new database connection.
To select a new database connection
This opens the dialog box Add new connection.
This displays a view with more settings.
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NOTE: You will see different options depending on the settings you already selected. |
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If you have selected the system type Oracle, you are shown the following settings:
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NOTE: At this point, only those edit options not already mentioned in the SQL server settings are mentioned here. |
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If you have selected the system type Application server you will be shown the following options.
Click Finish.
Your settings are saved and you are returned to the Web Designer Configuration Editor.
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NOTE: Select either Test connection or Advanced options in the Options menu, if required. |
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