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  1. 2022.09 Whats new

    is not, this can be adjusted with flags (-ng1) Plugins are now deployed differently in a WAR, when the WAR is generated, if rmi (for SmartClient) is not enabled. In that case all the jars will end up in the generic classpath of a Web application (not anymore in WAR/plugins but WAR/WEB-INF/lib). This does mean
    Servoy 2020 Documentation • Feb 14, 2023

  2. Load Balancing Servers

    When multiple Servoy Application Servers are used to host the same set of solutions to the same group of users, a HTTP Server can be added to the infrastructure to: Provide clients with a single point of entry, hiding the separate Servoy Application Servers from view for clients and Automatic distribution
    Servoy 2020 Documentation • Mar 13, 2014

  3. Load Balancer Installation

    Setting up Load Balancing using Apache HTTP Server involves the following steps: Installation of multiple Servoy Application Servers (see Installing the Application Server): This chapter assumed multiple Servoy Application Server instances are already installed. Installation of Apache HTTP Server Configuration
    Servoy 2020 Documentation • Apr 12, 2017

  4. 2019.03_RC

    https://support.servoy.com/issues/?jql=project+%3D+SVY+AND+component+%3D+Installer SVY-13243 https://support.servoy.com/browse/SVY-13243 Create a LTS channel for the developer (update site) and our application … the request.getContextPath() when deployed behind a proxy https://support.servoy.com/browse/SVY-13321 Runtime
    Servoy 2020 Documentation • Mar 13, 2019

  5. 2020.09

    https://support.servoy.com/browse/SVY-15341 Application session storage retained during application.showURL() https://support.servoy.com/browse/SVY-15341 Server … https://support.servoy.com/issues/?jql=project+%3D+SVY+AND+component+%3D+NGClient SVY-15341 https://support.servoy.com/browse/SVY-15341 Application session
    Servoy 2020 Documentation • Sep 30, 2020

  6. Starting the Server

    The Servoy Application Server can be started manually or can be run as a service. For running the Servoy Application server as a service, see Running the Server As a Service The Servoy application Server can only be started when it has a connection to a valid Servoy Repository: A named server connection
    Servoy 2020 Documentation • Apr 17, 2014

  7. Servoy HTTP Tunnel

    The Servoy HTTP Tunnel provides support to tunnel all traffic between the Servoy Application Server and the Servoy Smart Client over the HTTP protocol. By default, the Servoy Smart Client communicates with the Servoy Application Server using a binary RMI protocol over TCP/IP. In cases where the Servoy Application
    Servoy 2020 Documentation • Jul 25, 2011

  8. Clustering Servers

    Servoy Cluster allows multiple Servoy Application Servers instances to be clustered together and act as 1 virtual Servoy Application Server. Clustered Servoy Application Servers share the same Servoy Repository. This means that all Servoy Application Servers in the cluster share the same version of the solutions
    Servoy 2020 Documentation • May 25, 2022

  9. Customizing the Web Client

    The Servoy Web Client has a pure HTML & CSS based UI that runs in the Browser, while all the business logic is executed on the Application Server. With the UI … be customized and stored in a specific location on the Servoy Application Server, using a name identical to the dynamic generated template. If a template
    Servoy 2020 Documentation • May 22, 2014

  10. Installation Behind a Firewall

    Port mapping If the Servoy Application Server is installed behind a firewall and Servoy Clients need to access the Servoy Application Server through the firewall, some configuration is required. It can be that the ports over which the Servoy Application Server communicates are blocked by the firewall. By default
    Servoy 2020 Documentation • Apr 07, 2017