m-Power defaults a Report row limit of 10,000 rows. This can be modified at the application level, via Application properties, to change the Report’s max rows limiter to a higher value. However, there are scenarios where system administrators may want to apply a global limiter on all reports that developers…
Overview Some of our clients have noticed that upgrading to Tomcat 9 has brought about sluggish performance. In particular, looking at the server’s task manager, it appears that there is a “heart beat” of CPU spiking every few seconds, up to 100%. This occurs even if the m-Power use is…
Certain customers may want to hide which version of Tomcat they are using, either for privacy or security reasons. This techblog post details how to do so. Implementation Now instead of seeing this error: The error will now look like this:
Overview At some point, you may wish to add SSL (HTTPS) security to your production Tomcat. If so, you may follow these high level steps that are outlined in this tech blog post. Steps 1. Create Keystore Run the following command from a CMD prompt on your m-Power server: Follow…
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…