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Desktop integration
The Smart Client can automatically integrate with the desktop of the client machine. Whether or not this happens depends on both client-side settings in the Java environment as well as server-side settings on the Application Server. See Java WebStart settings #Client side settings through the Java Control Panel for more information on the client-side Java WebStart settings and #Smart Client settings #Servoy Application Server configuration related to Smart Clients for more information on the Application Server settings.
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For more information on the Java control Panel, see #Java #Client side settings through the Java Control Panel
Starting Smart Clients
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The Smart Client related settings are exposed through the Servoy Admin page, in several locations:
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Network connection settings |
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Network Settings page | For more information on the Network configuration for Smart Clients see Network related settings | |
Profiles |
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Profiles page | For more information on Profiles see Profiles |
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Smart Client Settings | Servoy Server home |
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> Smart Client Settings |
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Memory/Performance Settings | Servoy Server home > Memory/Performance Settings |
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Branding | Servoy Server home > Branding | For more information on Branding see Branding |
Locale Settings | Servoy Server home > Locale Settings |
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Solution Settings | Servoy Server home > Solution Settings |
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Client side settings through the Java Control Panel
A Sun/Oracle JRE installation can be configured and managed through the Java Control Panel. How to access the Java Control Panel differs per (version of) Operating System, for example:
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What | Where | Description | |
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Shortcut creation | Advanced > Settings > Shortcut Creation | While the Servoy Application Server has a setting which determines if Servoy tries to create a shortcut on the user's desktop when launching a Smart Client, the Java WebStart configuration allows the user to configure if WebStart applications are allowed to do so | |
Network settings | General > Network Settings > Network Settings | Allows the configuration how the Java WebStart application accesses the internet | |
Java Console | Advanced > Settings > Java console | Opens an additional logging window when a Java Webstart application is launched | |
Temporary Internet files | General > Temporary Internet Files > Settings | Here the location where the Java WebStart cache is stored can be configured | |
Logging & tracing | Advanced > Settings > Debugging | Exposes the ability to enable tracing and logging. The tracing output will appear in the Java console and also in the log if Logging is enabled | |
Managing installed applications |
| General > Temporary Internet Files > View | Shows all the applications that are installed in Java WebStart and allows the applications to be removed |
Smart Client footprint
A Smart Client has a very small footprint on the client machine. For startup performance reasons, both the Smart Client libraries as well as the Servoy Solution binaries are cached.
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