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< < | Through remote disconnection or other means, APPX sessions may remain alive on a server. This document provides information on terminating them.
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> > | In Release 5.4, APPX added the HTML client, which allows users to connect to APPX via any browser based device, such as a tablet or smart phone.
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< < | This document provides instructions on cleaning up the USAGE file, even when users are on the system.
Scripting Imports for WindowsAn example of the Windows (DOS) command line code used to run the APPXUTIL program on multiple files. | |||||||
> > | In Release 5.2, APPX introduced an alternative Security model, Role Based Security.
Encrypting Data FilesIn Release 5.0, APPX added the ability to encrypt the data in Appx/IO files.APPX Login ManagerIn Release 5.0 a new login manager was added. See APPX Login Manager for Unix/Linux or APPX Login Manager for Windows for information on configuring them.APPX Audit LogIn Release 5.0, APPX added the ability to log every change made to an APPX data file via the Audit Log.File Analysis and RecoveryFollow these steps to diagnose and fix a damaged file. | |||||||
Diagnosing ErrorsTo diagnose strange or generic errors, run through this checklist.APPX Environment VariablesEnvironment Variables are used to modify the behavior of APPX at runtime. This document provides an overview of their use, and links to definitions and instructions for setting them. | ||||||||
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< < | AppxKEYS is a utility program that allows a user to create an APPX keyboard layout. APPX uses several keys on your keyboard to perform unique functions ("options"). The layout defines which keys will be used to construct each APPX Option. | |||||||
> > | Most Intel and RISC platforms use different 'Endian's, or byte ordering. Therefore, it is necessary to perform special processing to move APPX files between them.
Removing Inactive SessionsThrough remote disconnection or other means, APPX sessions may remain alive on a server. This document provides information on terminating them.Scripting Imports for WindowsAn example of the Windows (DOS) command line code used to run the APPXUTIL program on multiple files. | |||||||
Automating Export/Import with Unix CrontabsTwo options are presented for setting up automatic procedures for the export or import of APPX data on Unix systems. | ||||||||
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Executable Module CachingA description of how APPX caches executable modules, and how to manage the process. | ||||||||
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APPX License ServerThe APPX License Server is a required part of the installation, but is easily installed and configured. | ||||||||
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> > | APPX KeysAppxKEYS is a utility program that allows a user to create an APPX keyboard layout. APPX uses several keys on your keyboard to perform unique functions ("options"). The layout defines which keys will be used to construct each APPX Option.Purging the USAGE FileThis document provides instructions on cleaning up the USAGE file, even when users are on the system. | |||||||
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