Reference Child Topics:Example scenarioThis is a typical example of what happens in the Spotfire environment when a user opens an analysis in a web client. Spotfire Server files These files contain configuration information for the server. Ports and firewall configurationThese are the main ports used by Spotfire. The following table indicates their function, the default port number, firewall requirements and, for internal ports, how to change the port when Spotfire has already been installed and configured. Server bootstrapping and database connection pool configuration The Spotfire database holds all user data and most of the configuration for the Spotfire system. To connect to the Spotfire database, Spotfire Server uses a database connection pool. Database drivers and database connection URLs The following details and examples show how the database connection URL is constructed. Library compression configuration propertiesBy default, library items created by users of the installed Spotfire client or the web client, or items that are imported into the Spotfire library, are compressed using the gzip format. This design provides an efficient use of library space, whether the library is stored in the Spotfire database or if you are using external storage. You can change the defaults to meet your specific library needs, including disabling compression altogether. Command-line reference The command-line commands are listed alphabetically here. Example scenarioThis is a typical example of what happens in the Spotfire environment when a user opens an analysis in a web client. Spotfire Server files These files contain configuration information for the server. Ports and firewall configurationThese are the main ports used by Spotfire. The following table indicates their function, the default port number, firewall requirements and, for internal ports, how to change the port when Spotfire has already been installed and configured. Server bootstrapping and database connection pool configuration The Spotfire database holds all user data and most of the configuration for the Spotfire system. To connect to the Spotfire database, Spotfire Server uses a database connection pool. Database drivers and database connection URLs The following details and examples show how the database connection URL is constructed. Library compression configuration propertiesBy default, library items created by users of the installed Spotfire client or the web client, or items that are imported into the Spotfire library, are compressed using the gzip format. This design provides an efficient use of library space, whether the library is stored in the Spotfire database or if you are using external storage. You can change the defaults to meet your specific library needs, including disabling compression altogether. Command-line reference The command-line commands are listed alphabetically here. HomeReference
Reference Child Topics:Example scenarioThis is a typical example of what happens in the Spotfire environment when a user opens an analysis in a web client. Spotfire Server files These files contain configuration information for the server. Ports and firewall configurationThese are the main ports used by Spotfire. The following table indicates their function, the default port number, firewall requirements and, for internal ports, how to change the port when Spotfire has already been installed and configured. Server bootstrapping and database connection pool configuration The Spotfire database holds all user data and most of the configuration for the Spotfire system. To connect to the Spotfire database, Spotfire Server uses a database connection pool. Database drivers and database connection URLs The following details and examples show how the database connection URL is constructed. Library compression configuration propertiesBy default, library items created by users of the installed Spotfire client or the web client, or items that are imported into the Spotfire library, are compressed using the gzip format. This design provides an efficient use of library space, whether the library is stored in the Spotfire database or if you are using external storage. You can change the defaults to meet your specific library needs, including disabling compression altogether. Command-line reference The command-line commands are listed alphabetically here. Example scenarioThis is a typical example of what happens in the Spotfire environment when a user opens an analysis in a web client. Spotfire Server files These files contain configuration information for the server. Ports and firewall configurationThese are the main ports used by Spotfire. The following table indicates their function, the default port number, firewall requirements and, for internal ports, how to change the port when Spotfire has already been installed and configured. Server bootstrapping and database connection pool configuration The Spotfire database holds all user data and most of the configuration for the Spotfire system. To connect to the Spotfire database, Spotfire Server uses a database connection pool. Database drivers and database connection URLs The following details and examples show how the database connection URL is constructed. Library compression configuration propertiesBy default, library items created by users of the installed Spotfire client or the web client, or items that are imported into the Spotfire library, are compressed using the gzip format. This design provides an efficient use of library space, whether the library is stored in the Spotfire database or if you are using external storage. You can change the defaults to meet your specific library needs, including disabling compression altogether. Command-line reference The command-line commands are listed alphabetically here. HomeReference