Certain customers may want to hide which version of Tomcat they are using, either for privacy or security reasons. To do this, go to your tomcat/lib folder. Within this folder, make several subfolders: org/apache/catalina/util Next, within the /tomcat/lib/org/apache/catalina/util folder, create a file named: ServerInfo.properties Edit this new file and add this line to it: server.info=Application … Continue reading Hiding Tomcat Version Information →

At some point, you may wish to add SSL (https) security to your production Tomcat. If so, you will need to follow these high level steps. Create Java Keystore From keystore, create “Certificate Signing Request (CSR)” Send CSR to a Certificate Authority (CA). This steps requires a fee to the CA of your choosing. CA … Continue reading Implementing SSL on Tomcat →

As developers create applications in m-Power, metadata (data about their applications) are stored in a database. Since 2013, new installs of m-Power store this data in an embedded derby database that is installed on the m-Power server. Prior to 2013, this information was stored on the m-Power database to which you were licensed. Developers can … Continue reading Using the m-Power Embedded Database →

As you may already be aware, SVG (or Scalable Vector Graphics) is an XML based vector image format. This document will explain how you can customize your applications to include SVG images. To start, please place your .svg image in the following location /mrcjava/mrcclasses/DATADICTIONARY/images (Replace DATADICTIONARY with your actual dictionary name). To implement with your … Continue reading Working with SVG in m-Power →