Use the ELO Application Server Manager or the URL <server>:<port>/web-<repositoryname>/status to call the ELO Web Client status page.

For example: http://ELOSERVER:9090/web-Repository/status

This page shows the installed client version. In addition, you can change settings, log on, or open the documentation of the programming interface.

Change settings

1. Click the Change settings link.

Information: You need to log on as ELO administrator to make any changes to the configuration settings.

A dialog box opens.

2. Enter your ELO administrator logon and the corresponding password, and click OK.

The ELO Web Client settings page appears.

Use the drop-down menu to add different options to the view. The following settings are available:

devMode: Activates (1) or deactivates (0) developer mode. If developer mode is activated, all scripts and icons are loaded to the folder dev when you start the Web Client and can be edited there. This folder is located in the ELO installation directory under ...\server\webapps\web-<repositoryname>\dev.

levelIconExpirationInDays: Icons for identifying the entry type of the documents in the repository are stored on the ELO Indexserver and called by the ELO Web Client. The icons are then saved by the client. To ensure that the client always uses the current icons, you can enter a value here so that the ELO Indexserver reloads the icons after a specific number of days.

scriptingBase: If needed, enter an alternative GUID for the Web Client Scripting Base folder.

supportEncryption: Enter the value 1 to enable encryption support. When encryption support is activated, encrypted documents can be opened and edited. To disable encryption support, enter the value 0 (default value).

Please note: If you enable the supportEncryption option, you should secure the ELO Web Client using SSL encryption.

contentSecurityPolicy: The value defined here is used as the content security header for the ELO Web Client. Refer to the header documentation for information regarding correct configuration.

disableSecurityHeaders: If this setting is enabled, no security headers are provided. You can disable the setting with 1 or enable it with 0.

Information: This option should only be used in case of problem.

maxMailSize: Specify the maximum size (in kB) for e-mails.

timezone: This setting is required if automatic time zone detection fails.

thumbnailPreview: A value of 1 specifies that a preview image is only created for the first page of a document.

useSecureCookies: If this setting is enabled (value = 1), the ELO Web Client will only run with an HTTPS connection.

renderNoteSelection: Specify whether you want to put a border around annotations on documents when the image preview is used (1 = without frame, 0 = with frame).

workflowUrl: If required, enter an alternate URL for the ELOwf module, for example when using ELO for Mobile Devices.

Information: Starting with ELO 9, the temporary directory is configured via the server setup. The settings will be stored to the config.xml file. This file is located in ...\config\web-<repositoryname>. The tmpDir option is no longer integrated in the ELO Web Client settings of the ELO Application Server.

3. Make the desired changes.

4. Click Save to save the changes you made.

The new settings are applied.

Delete selection

If you want to undo a setting, delete the respective entry from the list.

1. Choose the setting that you want to delete. To do so, select the check box next to the respective setting.

2. Click the Delete selection button.

Refresh

1. Click Refresh to reload the page.

Please note: Unsaved changes will be lost if you use the Refresh function.

Log off

Click here to leave the settings page. You automatically return to the ELO Web Client status page.

Web Client logon

Use the Web Client logon link to go to the page for manual logon. Log on with your logon credentials. You are redirected to the main page of the ELO Web Client.

Web Client API Documentation

Click the Web Client API Documentation link on the status page of the ELO Web Client to open the user manual for the ELO Web Client Scripting API.

Version history

Click the Version history link on the status page of the ELO Web Client to open the current version history of the ELO Web Client, which documents changes in updates.