Difference: AppxHTMLClient550 (9 vs. 10)

Revision 102020-08-20 - JoeOrtagus

Line: 1 to 1
 
META TOPICPARENT name="Appx550Installation"

APPX HTML Client 5.5.0/5.5.1

Line: 113 to 115
 
  • appx-client-settings.js
    • metas["appx-encryption"]["value"] = "aes"; //** Encryption type to use, valid values are "aes", "ssl", or "none". SSL is most secure, none is least secure.
    • metas["appx-proxy-path"]["value"] = "/appxws/"; //** If you have configured a reverse proxy, enter the value that triggers the reverse proxy. Typical values are /appxws/ for Non SSL proxies, and /appxwss/ for SSL**/
Changed:
<
<
    • metas["appx-proxy-port"]["value"] = "3014"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying **/
    • metas["appx-mongo-port"]["value"] = "3015"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying your **/
>
>
    • metas["appx-proxy-port"]["value"] = "3014"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in non-SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying **/
    • metas["appx-mongo-port"]["value"] = "3015"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in non-SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying your **/
 
  • appxConnector.js

    • const sslEnabled = true; // Are we using SSL for our connections?

    • const cryptoEnabled = false; // Are we using Crypto to encrypt traffic? Must be off if SSL is on

Line: 130 to 132
 
  • appx-client-settings.js
    • metas["appx-encryption"]["value"] = "none"; //** Encryption type to use, valid values are "aes", "ssl", or "none". SSL is most secure, none is least secure.
    • // metas["appx-proxy-path"]["value"] = "/appxws/"; //** If you have configured a reverse proxy, enter the value that triggers the reverse proxy. Typical values are /appxws/ for Non SSL proxies, and /appxwss/ for SSL**/
Changed:
<
<
    • metas["appx-proxy-port"]["value"] = "3014"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying **/
    • metas["appx-mongo-port"]["value"] = "3015"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying your **/
>
>
    • metas["appx-proxy-port"]["value"] = "3014"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in non-SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying **/
    • metas["appx-mongo-port"]["value"] = "3015"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in non-SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying your **/
 
  • appxConnector.js

    • const sslEnabled = false; // Are we using SSL for our connections?

    • const cryptoEnabled = false; // Are we using Crypto to encrypt traffic? Must be off if SSL is on

Line: 145 to 147
 
  • appx-client-settings.js
    • metas["appx-encryption"]["value"] = "aes"; //** Encryption type to use, valid values are "aes", "ssl", or "none". SSL is most secure, none is least secure.
    • // metas["appx-proxy-path"]["value"] = "/appxws/"; //** If you have configured a reverse proxy, enter the value that triggers the reverse proxy. Typical values are /appxws/ for Non SSL proxies, and /appxwss/ for SSL**/
Changed:
<
<
    • metas["appx-proxy-port"]["value"] = "3014"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying **/
    • metas["appx-mongo-port"]["value"] = "3015"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying your **/
>
>
    • metas["appx-proxy-port"]["value"] = "3014"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in non-SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying **/
    • metas["appx-mongo-port"]["value"] = "3015"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in non-SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying your **/
 
  • appxConnector.js

    • const sslEnabled = false; // Are we using SSL for our connections?

    • const cryptoEnabled = true; // Are we using Crypto to encrypt traffic? Must be off if SSL is on

Line: 160 to 162
 
  • appx-client-settings.js
    • metas["appx-encryption"]["value"] = "ssl"; //** Encryption type to use, valid values are "aes", "ssl", or "none". SSL is most secure, none is least secure.
    • // metas["appx-proxy-path"]["value"] = "/appxws/"; //** If you have configured a reverse proxy, enter the value that triggers the reverse proxy. Typical values are /appxws/ for Non SSL proxies, and /appxwss/ for SSL**/
Changed:
<
<
    • metas["appx-proxy-port"]["value"] = "3014"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying **/
    • metas["appx-mongo-port"]["value"] = "3015"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying your **/
>
>
    • metas["appx-proxy-port"]["value"] = "3014"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in non-SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying **/
    • metas["appx-mongo-port"]["value"] = "3015"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in non-SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying your **/
 
  • appxConnector.js

    • const sslEnabled = true; // Are we using SSL for our connections?

    • const cryptoEnabled = false; // Are we using Crypto to encrypt traffic? Must be off if SSL is on

Line: 175 to 177
 
  • appx-client-settings.js
    • metas["appx-encryption"]["value"] = "none"; //** Encryption type to use, valid values are "aes", "ssl", or "none". SSL is most secure, none is least secure.
    • metas["appx-proxy-path"]["value"] = "/appxws/"; //** If you have configured a reverse proxy, enter the value that triggers the reverse proxy. Typical values are /appxws/ for Non SSL proxies, and /appxwss/ for SSL**/
Changed:
<
<
    • metas["appx-proxy-port"]["value"] = "80"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying **/
    • metas["appx-mongo-port"]["value"] = "80"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying your **/
>
>
    • metas["appx-proxy-port"]["value"] = "80"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in non-SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying **/
    • metas["appx-mongo-port"]["value"] = "80"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in non-SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying your **/
 
  • appxConnector.js

    • const sslEnabled = false; // Are we using SSL for our connections?

    • const cryptoEnabled = false; // Are we using Crypto to encrypt traffic? Must be off if SSL is on

Line: 190 to 192
 
  • appx-client-settings.js
    • metas["appx-encryption"]["value"] = "aes"; //** Encryption type to use, valid values are "aes", "ssl", or "none". SSL is most secure, none is least secure.
    • metas["appx-proxy-path"]["value"] = "/appxws/"; //** If you have configured a reverse proxy, enter the value that triggers the reverse proxy. Typical values are /appxws/ for Non SSL proxies, and /appxwss/ for SSL**/
Changed:
<
<
    • metas["appx-proxy-port"]["value"] = "80"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying **/
    • metas["appx-mongo-port"]["value"] = "80"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying your **/
>
>
    • metas["appx-proxy-port"]["value"] = "80"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in non-SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying **/
    • metas["appx-mongo-port"]["value"] = "80"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in non-SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying your **/
 
  • appxConnector.js

    • const sslEnabled = false; // Are we using SSL for our connections?

    • const cryptoEnabled = true; // Are we using Crypto to encrypt traffic? Must be off if SSL is on

Line: 205 to 207
 
  • appx-client-settings.js
    • metas["appx-encryption"]["value"] = "ssl"; //** Encryption type to use, valid values are "aes", "ssl", or "none". SSL is most secure, none is least secure.
    • metas["appx-proxy-path"]["value"] = "/appxwss/"; //** If you have configured a reverse proxy, enter the value that triggers the reverse proxy. Typical values are /appxws/ for Non SSL proxies, and /appxwss/ for SSL**/
Changed:
<
<
    • metas["appx-proxy-port"]["value"] = "443"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying **/
    • metas["appx-mongo-port"]["value"] = "443"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying your **/
>
>
    • metas["appx-proxy-port"]["value"] = "443"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in non-SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying **/
    • metas["appx-mongo-port"]["value"] = "443"; //** The port number that the proxy is accessible to the user on, typically 80 in non-SSL configuration or 443 for SSL configurations. If you are not reverse proxying your **/
 
  • appxConnector.js

    • const sslEnabled = true; // Are we using SSL for our connections?

    • const cryptoEnabled = false; // Are we using Crypto to encrypt traffic? Must be off if SSL is on

View topic | History: r18 < r17 < r16 < r15 | More topic actions...
 
This site is powered by the TWiki collaboration platform Powered by PerlCopyright © 2008-2024 by the contributing authors. All material on this collaboration platform is the property of the contributing authors.
Ideas, requests, problems regarding TWiki? Send feedback