Altova flowforce server

FlowForce Server is available for installation on macOS systems. The installation and setup procedure is described below.Uninstall FlowForce ServerBefore uninstalling FlowForce Server, stop the service with the following command:sudo launchctl unload /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.altova.FlowForceServer2025.plist To check whether the service has been stopped, open the Activity Monitor in Finder and make sure that FlowForce Server is not in the list. In the Applications folder in Finder, right-click the FlowForce Server icon and select Move to Trash. The application will be moved to Trash. You will, however, still need to remove the application from the usr folder. Do this with the following command:sudo rm -rf /usr/local/Altova/FlowForceServer2025/ If you need to uninstall an old version of Altova LicenseServer, you must first stop it as a service. Do this with the following command:sudo launchctl unload /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.altova.LicenseServer.plist To check whether the service has been stopped, open the Activity Monitor in Finder and make sure that LicenseServer is not in the list. Then proceed to uninstall in the same way as described above for FlowForce Server.Install FlowForce ServerTo install FlowForce Server, follow the instructions below:1.Download the disk image (.dmg) file of FlowForce Server from the Altova website ( 2.Click to open the downloaded disk image (.dmg). This causes the FlowForce Server installer to appear as a new virtual drive on your computer. 3.On the new virtual drive, double-click the installer package (.pkg). 4.Go through the successive steps of the installer wizard. These are self-explanatory and include one step in which you have to agree to the license agreement before being able to proceed. See also Licensing FlowForce Server.5.To eject the drive after installation, right-click it and select Eject.The FlowForce Server package will be installed in the folder:/usr/local/Altova/FlowForceServer2025 (application binaries)/var/Altova/FlowForceServer (data files: database and logs)The FlowForce Server server daemon starts automatically after installation and a re-boot of the machine. You can always start FlowForce Server as a daemon with the following command:sudo launchctl load /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.altova.FlowForceServer2025.plistInstalling LicenseServer and other Altova server productsThe virtual drive also enables you to install LicenseServer and, if necessary, other Altova server products: StyleVision Server, MapForce Server, and RaptorXML Server (the installer for Altova RaptorXML+XBRL Server is available separately). You can always install any Altova server product separately at a later time. Standalone installers are available in the Altova Download Center.

In order for FlowForce Server to work, it must be licensed via an Altova LicenseServer on your network. On Linux systems, Altova LicenseServer will need to be installed separately. Download LicenseServer from the Altova website and copy the package to any directory on the Linux system. Install it in the same way you installed FlowForce Server (see previous topic).[Debian]: sudo dpkg --install licenseserver-3.14-debian.deb [Ubuntu]: sudo dpkg --install licenseserver-3.14-ubuntu.deb [CentOS]: sudo rpm -ivh licenseserver-3.14-1.x86_64.rpm [RedHat]: sudo rpm -ivh licenseserver-3.14-1.x86_64.rpm The LicenseServer package will be installed at the following path:/opt/Altova/LicenseServer For information about how to register and license FlowForce Server with Altova LicenseServer, see the section License FlowForce Server. Also see the LicenseServer documentation for more detailed information. LicenseServer versionsNote the following information about LicenseServer versions:•Altova products must be licensed either (i) with a version of LicenseServer that corresponds to the installed FlowForce Server version or (ii) with a later version of LicenseServer.•The LicenseServer version that corresponds to the current version of FlowForce Server is 3.14.•On Windows, you can install the corresponding version of LicenseServer as part of the FlowForce Server installation or install LicenseServer separately. On Linux amd macOS, you must install LicenseServer separately.•Before a newer version of LicenseServer is installed, any older one must be de-installed.•At the time of LicenseServer de-installation, all registration and licensing information held in the older version of LicenseServer will be saved to a database on your server machine. This data will be imported automatically into the newer version when the newer version is installed.•LicenseServer versions

Altova Global Resources are aliases for file, folder, and database resources. Each alias can have multiple configurations, and each configuration maps to a single resource. Therefore, when you use a global resource, you can switch between its configurations. For example, you could create a database resource with two configurations: development and production. Depending on your goals, you can switch between these configurations. In DatabaseSpy, you can switch between the development and production databases by choosing the desired configuration from the drop-down list.Global resources can be used across different Altova applications (see subsection below).Global resources in other Altova productsWhen stored as global resources, files, folders, and database connection details become reusable across multiple Altova applications. For example, if you often need to open the same file in multiple Altova desktop applications, you can define this file as a global resource. If you need to change the file path, you will need to change it only in one place. Currently, global resources can be defined and used in the following Altova products:•Altova Authentic•DatabaseSpy•MobileTogether Designer•MapForce•StyleVision•XMLSpy•FlowForce Server•MapForce Server•RaptorXML Server/RaptorXML+XBRL Server

To be split over several lines, and defines alternate legal syntax options for quotes and commas. These features are not permitted in standard JSON, so files containing the proposed enhancements are typically identified with the .json5 filename suffix.This post details specific support for JSON5 in each Altova product. Read more…Tags: JSON, JSON5, MapForce, MissionKit, MobileTogether, StyleVision Server, XMLSpyStop by booth 535 next week at Oracle OpenWorldSeptember 18, 2013/in Events /by Cindy NeelySeptember here at Altova means ramping up for a busy Autumn, beautiful cool crisp days in New England and… flying out to San Francisco for Oracle OpenWorld 2013! If you are planning on attending come by booth #535 in Moscone South and see Altova from September 23 – 25th for a demo of Altova’s tools for Oracle Users and to see our new line of cross-platform server software products: RaptorXML Server, FlowForce Server, MapForce Server and StyleVision Server. See first-hand how these new products offer high-speed automaton for projects designed using familiar Altova MissionKit developer tools.We would love to hear from you about your latest projects and challenges, collaborate on best practices or let us show you some of the new exciting things Altova has to offer. While you are at our booth mention this blog post to receive a special giveaway. Hope to see you next week in San Francisco!Tags: Altova XMLSpy, events, MapForce, MissionKit, Oracle OpenWorld, software tools, tradeshowsExpect the Unexpected – Altova MissionKit Solves a Number Format MysteryJanuary 10, 2013/in /by David McGaheyEvery time you receive