m-Power System Requirements Prior to installing m-Power, please be sure that the following requirements have been met. *64-bit servers are highly recommended as they support more RAM than 32-bit servers.* m-Power End-User Client Requirements Web Browser Microsoft Internet Explorer Internet Explorer 7.0 Internet Explorer 8.0 Internet Explorer 9.0 Firefox Firefox Version 3.0 or later Read the rest of this document »
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Tomcat FAQ
Tomcat FAQ By default, m-Power utilizes Tomcat as an application server. The purpose of the Tomcat software is to serve as an intermediary between your end-user’s requests and your database server. More information about Tomcat can be found here. While the installation of m-Power is straightforward, when it comes to configuring Tomcat, many users Read the rest of this document »
Probe Analysis Tool
Probe Analysis Tool m-Power ships with the Probe Analysis tool. This utility helps advanced m-Power developers and system administrators obtain a better understanding of what system resources are being utilized and how users are accessing the system. This document will outline the most useful aspects of this tool, and also explain how you can Read the rest of this document »
Setting Up a Production Envrionment
Setting Up a Production Environment When the time comes to set up development/production instances of Tomcat for serving your applications, some customers have the luxury of separating this process out to two different physical boxes. However, other customers might only have access to one application server. This document will explain how to load Dual Read the rest of this document »
Configuring Tomcat to not Reload for Production Tomcat
Configuring Tomcat to not Reload for Production Tomcat Your application server, Tomcat, comes with a feature called “Reload”. Reload is a must in a development environment. After you compile an application or save an application, Tomcat reloads your changes, making them available to you for testing purposes. The downside of this is that at Read the rest of this document »
Installing and Configuring m-Power
Configuring m-Power for Windows For your convenience, mrc now ships m-Power as an executable file. If you are moving a current install of m-Power to a new server, please click here. For new customers: Download the m-Power software. To download m-Power, please contact a member of our sales team. Before continuing, be sure to Read the rest of this document »