Web Interface

Configure the Web Interface with the following options:

Web Host

Specifies the system that hosts the web server. This value is used to build URLs for the system. By default, the web host is your local system

Advanced Availability: You can configure web services only on application server.
Conventional: Available only if you are on a primary server, and defaults to the primary server name. You can change this value if your default web server is on another computer. For example, if you move your web server to a secondary server, you can change this value to the name of your secondary server. This value is used to build URLs for the system.

Config Type

Specifies the web server for your installation:

Note: The Tomcat port is always used to access upload, the Asset Maintenance System, and pdmgraph, regardless of this setting.

On Windows, you can select Tomcat or IIS.
On UNIX, you can select Tomcat or Apache.

Note: Select the Manual option only when using an alternate http or servlet server.

Web Site

NT only. Identifies the web site for the CA SDM Server. The names appearing identify the available web sites. The IIS port is used to specify the port associated with the site.

Note: You can install any mail system client on your server that complies with Microsoft MAPI 1.0 standard.

Tomcat Port

Specifies the Tomcat port number. Defaults to 8080, but you can set this to any value. This value appears in the URL that is constructed to access the web site, for example, http://bobcat:8080/CAisd/UploadServlet.

Tomcat Shutdown Port

Specifies the socket port for Tomcat to monitor for shutdown requests.

Apache Config File (UNIX)

Specifies the complete path to the Apache configuration file. An include file is added to this configuration file when integrating with an existing Apache installation.

IIS/Apache Port

Specifies the IIS or Apache server port number. If you configure with IIS or Apache, and are not using port 80, enter an alternate port number. If you are using port 80, leave this field blank.

Deploy SOAP Web Services

Advanced Availability: Applicable only for the application server. Enabling this option will notify the active users on the application server about the server shutdown details. For example, during rolling maintenance of the application server, a form is displayed to the active users stating that the application server will shut down within a specified time.
Conventional: This check box is only available if you are configuring a secondary server. This option lets you deploy the web services on the secondary server. By default, web services are installed on the primary server.