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  1. NGClient deployment

    NGClient is one of the ways to deploy Solutions to end users. NGClient is a browser-based application of which the UI is rendered in the browser using pure … deployment: WAR Deployment  NGClient needs a besides a browser that supports websockets also a application server that supports websockets (JSR-356 implementation
    Servoy 2020 Documentation • Apr 10, 2020

  2. Servoy Application Server Configuration for Load Balancing

    To make a Servoy Application Server work properly with the Apache HTTP Server and Load balancing, the following modifications to the configuration of the Servoy Application Server are required: AJP 1.3 connector Open {servoyInstall}/application_server/server/conf/server.xml and make the following adjustments
    Servoy 2020 Documentation • Mar 17, 2014

  3. Running Multiple Servoy Application Servers on the Same Machine

    Multiple Servoy Application Servers can be installed and run on the same machine, although some configuration settings are required. Each Servoy Application Server instance needs to be configured to use unique ports and/or identifying names to provide its services. Servoy Application Server Adjustments The Servoy
    Servoy 2020 Documentation • Mar 17, 2014

  4. Deploying using external tools.

    In 8.2 it is possible to deploy an exported .servoy solution by simply doing an HTTP post to the following URL of a Servoy application server, where you should … authenticate In case of a successful post, the response stream will be a string with the same output as you would get during import on the Servoy application server
    Servoy 2020 Documentation • Nov 17, 2022

  5. Deployment Architecture

    LAN / WAN Application Data Data Connectivity Web Clients: Logic Headless Clients Batch Processors Web Client: Browser UI Smart Client Logic & UI Custom UI Ext. Apps Web Service (publication) Web Service (consume) Email Web Services consumation File Access Reporting Servoy Repository Servoy Application Server GLIFFY
    Servoy 2020 Documentation / … / Servoy Deployment Architecture • Feb 26, 2014

  6. Servoy Deployment Architecture

    Servoy has a n-tier architecture. In most situations it is used as displayed below, in 4-tiers: Data layer (relational databases, files, email, webservices) Servoy Application Server Business rule layer (Servoy Smart Client, Servoy Web Client, Servoy Headless Client, Servoy Batch Processor) Display layer (native
    Servoy 2020 Documentation • Feb 26, 2014

  7. Styling your Applications

    For styling applications Servoy supports the use of HTML cascading style sheets CSS. In order to allow a more powerful way to interact with CSS syntax Servoy also implements the Less files compiler. CSS Overview CSS is a plain text file that contains the style that is applied to every form of an application
    Servoy 2020 Documentation • Jun 11, 2021

  8. APPLICATION_TYPES

    Supported Clients SmartClient WebClient NGClient MobileClient Constants Summary Number HEADLESS_CLIENT Constant for application type headless_client. Number MOBILE_CLIENT Constant for application type mobile client. Number NG_CLIENT Constant for application type ng client. Number RUNTIME_CLIENT Constant
    Servoy 2020 Documentation • Oct 08, 2019

  9. APPLICATION_TYPES

    with 'id=description' Constants SummaryNumber Constant for application type headless_client.Number Constant for application type mobile client.Number Constant for application type runtime_client.Number Constant for application type smart_client.Number Constant for application type web_client. Constants Details
    Servoy Mobile Documentation • Nov 01, 2013

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    Servoy 2020 Documentation / … / Servoy Deployment Architecture • Feb 26, 2014