Appendix D – IIS MIME Type Support
Appendix D – IIS MIME Type Support
Your web server machine must be configured to understand some specific file formats used by Evolve Web Platform.
You can do this task now, at the Default Web Site level in IIS, or you can do this later for the specific Evolve application, once the Evolve Administrator has created it.
To specify the new MIME Types:
1.In IIS Manager’s left-hand pane, select the Default Web Site node
2.Ensure you have the central pane set to Features View, then double-click MIME Types in the IIS section
The MIME Types settings are displayed
3.Check the list of extensions that are already configured and see if any of the following are missing:
- .eot
- .json
- .ttf
- .woff
- .woff2
4.For each extension that is not already configured, do the following:
a. Right-click in the central pane and select Add�
b. Enter the following details, depending on which you need to add
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File Name Extension |
MIME Type |
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.eot |
application/octet-stream |
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.json |
application/json |
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.ttf |
application/octet-stream |
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.woff |
application/font-woff |
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.woff2 |
application/font-woff2 |
c. Click OK
5.Repeat steps a to c as required and then close IIS Manager.
Appendix E – Create a Connection to the Evolve Repository
Appendix E – Create a Connection to the Evolve Repository
To create a connection to the Evolve Repository:
1.Run License Manager, by right-clicking the file and choosing ‘Run as administrator’
2.On the Logon dialog, click Edit�
The Database Connection dialog is displayed
3.On the Database Connection dialog, click Add > SQL Server > For this computer
The Configure SQL Server dialog is displayed
4.Complete the required fields as described below:
Mandatory fields are suffixed with an asterisk (*).
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Field |
Description |
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Connection name * |
This is the name that you assign to this connection. It will be shown in the database drop-down list that the person using Evolve Designer machine will see when they log on. |
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Server name * |
This is the IP Address, Physical Computer Name or DNS of the database server machine. |
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Instance name |
If you have more than one instance on the same Server, you can enter the name for that instance here. |
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Port number |
A number referring to the hardware device that contains the database to be connected to |
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Database name * |
The name of the Evolve Database itself. |
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User name |
A user name that will allow connection to the database. |
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Password |
The correct password for the previous user name. |
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Confirm password |
Same as above. |
5.Click OK.
The connection is created and tested.
Appendix F – Accessing the Evolve Designer Help
Appendix F – Accessing the Evolve Designer Help
The help for using Evolve Designer to create, configure and manage your Site can be accessed using the Help menu link in Evolve Designer.
Additionally you can access the help here:
erwin Evolve - Technical Documentation (quest.com)
Accessing the help with Internet Explorer on a server machine
If you try to access the help directlseey from a server machine, such as when using Evolve Designer on the web server itself, you may not be able to use it, due to the heightened security on server Operating Systems meaning scripting is disabled.
To enable Internet Explorer to view the Evolve help, go to Tools > Internet Options > Security and in the Custom Level Security Settings, ensure Active Scripting is Enabled.
Appendix G – Enabling Automatic logon with Active Directory Authentication
Appendix G – Enabling Automatic logon with Active Directory Authentication
In order for automatic logon using Active Directory authentication to work with Evolve, you must make same configuration changes to your Site in IIS.
This can only happen after the Site has been created.
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IIS installations do not include the Windows Authentication feature by default. In order to complete the instructions below, your IIS should be configured to support Windows Authentication. You can add this feature to IIS, if it is not installed, by using Programs and Features in the Control Panel to Turn Windows features on or off. |
To do this:
1.Run IIS Manager
2.Expand the Default Web Site node
3.Select the ‘evolve’ application
4.In the central window, in the Features View, double-click Authentication
5.Right-click on Forms Authentication and select Disable
6.Right-click on Windows Authentication and select Enable.