Morfik Server Options

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The Server section of Morfik Options dialog, allows the configuration of parameters which define how the application's built-in web server will behave at runtime. This section also displays the parameters for application's database and the database server.

Web Server Options

The Web Server Options area of the Server section of Morfik options dialog allows the setting of several options to customize how the XApp's built-in web server behaves at runtime. Individual options in the area are:

  No Web Server

  Use Web Server

  Binary Kind

This option allows the user to choose which kind of binary should be created from the current project, when compiled.

The available options are:

Stand-alone XApp,

Morfik Plug-in XApp,

IIS Plug-in XApp,

Apache Plug-in XApp.

  HTTP Port

This option allows the user to specify which port the XApp's built-in web server will be responding on, at runtime.

  HTTPS Port

This option allows the user to specify which port the XApp's built-in web server will be responding on, for encrypted communication, at runtime.

  Compress HTTP data using gzip

This option allows the user to specify if the application will use compression when returning data to the browser. Compression can speed transmission between the server and the browser, specially under slow connection conditions.

  Server only XApp

  SSL Certificate

This fields is intended for the user to specify the full path to a certificate file to be used by the application

  SSL Private key

This fields is intended for the user to specify the full path to a private key file to be used by the application.

To begin the process of obtaining a certificate, click here

Clicking on the above link opens the "Certificate Request Form". The first part of applying for your SSL certificate is to make use of the entered details and generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR).

Database Options

The Database Server Options area of the Server section of Morfik options dialog displays several parameters for the current project's database and of the database server, as well allowing the user to specify that a login must be provided with every use, or stored with the project. Options in this section are grouped as described below:

  No Embedded Database

  Use Embedded Database. Firebird installation...

  User Name

In this field the database user name which the application will use to login to the database server should be informed.

  Password

In this field the database password which the application will use to login to the database server should be informed.

  Always prompt for login at startup

This option, if checked, will require that a user name and password combination be provided every time the application is started.

Charset

This field shows the character set being used in the current project's database.

Page Size

This field shows the page size being used in the current project's database.

Allocated Pages

This field shows the number of pages already allocated in the current project's database.

Related Topics

• Morfik Options and Preferences