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Servoy's Database Connectivity
portability an issue. If an application uses non-standard SQL expressions, it cannot be easily deployed against databases other the the one for which it was developed … At its core, Servoy is a comprehensive platform to develop database-driven applications. As such, Servoy allows developers to connect to any standardServoy Clients
Solutions developed in Servoy and hosted on the Servoy Application Server are used through Servoy Clients. Servoy has several types of clients: Servoy Smart Client: A native application that runs on the users machine Servoy Web Client: A browser based client, based on pure HTML and CSS (No browser plugins requiredStarting the Database
When a Servoy Application Server is started, the databases it is configured to connect to must be up and running. The Servoy Application Server startup scripts do NOT start the database. The administrator of the installation is to make sure that the databases are started BEFORE the Servoy Application Server is startedServoy Cluster
larger number of connected clients and/or heavy workload to be distributed over multiple servers. Servoy Application Servers in a Servoy Cluster share the same … the Servoy Cluster The Servoy Cluster allows for adding and removing Servoy Application Server instances to and from the Servoy Cluster, realtime, withoutDebugging Mobile
Servoy Mobile applications can be debugged while running on actual devices like phones or tablets or in a desktop browser. The debugger is a special … debugging. This feature is available as of Servoy 7.3. Preparation To be able to debug a mobile solution, the solution needs to be exported and deployed in debugModular Development
application has been designed by using modules is not relevant anymore during deployment. At this point the collection of solutions and modules have become one … Introduction With Servoy you can develop your application by using a modular design. This means that you can separate objects from eachother by storing themSmart Client
s are one of the ways to deploy Solutions to end users. A Smart Client is a native application, that gets launched from the Servoy Application Server using … to the Servoy Application Server while running for data retrieval. Smart Client System Requirements _smartClientRequirements Network Settings In orderServoy Repository
The Servoy Repository is a set of tables in a database, containing all the metadata of deployed solutions. The metadata contains, among other things the following: Solution design Solution versions Users & user groups The Servoy Application Server requires to have a named server connectionNetwork Related Settings
The Servoy Application Server exposes several services to the network it is connected to. Among other they are the following Services: Launch & run Smart … The Servoy Application Server exposes the majority of it's services over the so-called HTTP Port (default port 8080). Through this port the Servoy Admin pageWeb Client
s are one of the ways to deploy Solutions to end users. Web Client is a browser-based application of which the UI is rendered in the browser using pure HTML, CSS and a bit of JavaScript for event handling and communication with the Servoy Application Server. The business logic of the Solution that is running