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1. Troubleshooting

   Servoy Application Server Troubleshooting When experiencing problems with the Servoy Application Server, there are a number of known reasons, which are discussed below.  When the discussed problems below do not offer a solution, the nest steps would be: Check out the application server log, located
   Servoy 2020 Documentation • Apr 17, 2014

2. Configuring the Server

   This chapter will describe how to configure the Servoy Application Server. Most of the settings of the Servoy Application Server can be managed through … }/servoy-admin. The first page shows the Servoy Application Server status and Servoy Settings. All the settings done through the Servoy Admin Page are stored
   Servoy 2020 Documentation • Aug 06, 2018

3. Maintenance Mode

   The Servoy Application Server can be set into the so-called 'Maintenance mode'. When in maintenance mode, no new clients can connect to the Servoy Application Server. The Servoy Application Server can be put into maintenance mode manually through the 'Enter Maintenance Mode' button on the Servoy Server Home page
   Servoy 2020 Documentation • May 20, 2014

4. Solution Management

   the Servoy Application Server's memory. The server will not load that solution again - until it is requested again by a client. Flushing a solution is required when the solution in the repository is modified in such a way that the Servoy Application Server is not aware of the changes. This is the case when the Servoy
   Servoy 2020 Documentation • Apr 11, 2011

5. Stopping the Server

   The Servoy Application server can be stopped from the Servoy Admin page. When opening the Servoy Admin Page, the first page (Servoy Server Home) contains a button to stop the Servoy Application Server. Before stopping the Servoy Application Server, the connected Servoy Clients can be viewed/closed. See Client
   Servoy 2020 Documentation • Mar 17, 2014

6. Restarting the Server

   The Servoy Application server can be restarted from the Servoy Admin Page. When opening the Servoy Admin Page, the first page (Servoy Server Home) contains a button to restart the Servoy Application Server. Before restarting the Servoy Application Server, the connected Servoy Clients can be viewed/closed. See Client
   Servoy 2020 Documentation • Mar 17, 2014

7. Running the Server As a Service

   The Servoy Application Server comes bundles with an Java Service Wrapper component, to facilitate the automatic launch of the Servoy Application Server when the server on which the Servoy Application Server is installed is started or rebooted.  The Java Service Wrapper does not start the required databases
   Servoy 2020 Documentation • Apr 09, 2014

8. Tuning the Server

   Java Virtual Machine (JVM) Tuning Java Version Servoy supports both Java 7 and Java 8 (for the Application Server, the Smart Client and Servoy Developer … , but after a while the application will perform faster. The server mode is best suited for the Servoy Application Server. Whether or not a Java Virtual Machine
   Servoy 2020 Documentation • Feb 09, 2021

9. Starting (debug) Clients

   Overview With Servoy, it is possible to test (and debug!) your applications directly from the development environment. This includes both the Smart Client and the Web Client. This is because when Servoy Developer is started, a local instance of the Application Server is also started in the background. It allows two
   Servoy 2020 Documentation • Apr 30, 2020

10. Creating a Servoy memory dump

    that needs to be inspected is a Servoy Application Server running as a service, the Java process of the Servoy Application Server cannot be inspected. In order to inspect that Servoy Application Server, the service must be stopped and then the Servoy Application Server must be started manually. Making a dump of the memory
    Tutorials • Jun 30, 2014