Configuring Web Server


Most interaction with Deltanji takes place through a web browser. A web server must be configured to host the browser-based user interface.

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Depending on your platform version, your screens may differ from the examples given below.

1. In Management Portal configure a Web Application named /deltanji to use the DELTANJI namespace and to serve files from the directory you installed Deltanji into.

The Session Timeout field value controls the period after which an inactive user will be logged out of the Deltanji web browser. You may wish to increase this beyond its 900-second default.

2. In the CSP Web Gateway Management console for the CSP-enabled web server that will host the Deltanji browser interface, copy the existing Server Access definition to create a new one called "Deltanji" (for example). Give this connection a large Server Response Timeout (e.g. 1800 seconds). This is necessary because some operations performed in the Deltanji browser interface may take a long time to complete and return their results.

3. Under Application Access create a definition for the /deltanji application, directing it to use the Deltanji server definition in order to benefit from the extended timeout.

4. Test the configuration by using a supported web browser to visit /deltanji/default.htm at the web server. For example, if your platform is Windows and you plan to access Deltanji via the Apache instance installed by InterSystems for system management, the following URL may work on the server desktop: http://localhost:57772/deltanji/default.htm

5. When the Deltanji launch page appears, click the "Launch" button. This should launch a new browser window displaying the Deltanji browser interface. You may close your original window. A Deltanji login window will also appear. Enter the username that was reported onscreen when you ran %vcins earlier. If you do not have a record of this, run the following command in the DELTANJI namespace to discover the username: w $o(^%vcmf("user","")). The initial username has no password, so leave that field empty. Then click OK. You should now be ready to start getting to know the interface and configuring your Deltanji system.

6. If you wish to integrate Deltanji with InterSystems security, read this article.

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