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Ins ta llat i on and Con fi gur ati on Gu id e SI PLA CE Exp lo rer 4 Co nfig ur ati o n Edi tio n 03/201 0 E N 4.1 St anda rd Moni to ring App lica tio n ( SMA ) 49 4 Configu ration Th i s c hap t er wi ll de s c ri be …
3 Installing SIPLACE Explorer Installation and Configuration Guide SIPLACE Explorer
3.5 Tomcat Configuration Edition 03/2010 EN
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3.5.2 Port Configuration after Changing Tomcat Port Number
NOTE
By default, Tomcat is installed on port 8080. This means that your users will access your website
as follows: http://yourServerName:8080/yourWebsite. 3
The Tomcat port number needs to be changed (as described below) in the following cases: 3
– When the port is changed to generate a website e.g. via line configuration.
– If the default port number 8080 is already otherwise occupied and you do not want to
additionally use it for this purpose (access to the websites).
→ To change the port number, find the following lines in the file
<Tomcat-location>\conf\server.xml
→ Change the port number and change 8080 to your choice of port number as shown below:
<!-- Define a non-SSL Coyote HTTP/1.1 connector on the port specified 3
during installation --> 3
<Connector port="8080" maxThreads="150" minSpareThreads="25" maxSpare-
Threads="75" enableLookups="false" redirectPort="8443" accept-
Count="100" debug="0" connectionTimeout="20000"
disableUploadTimeout="true" /> 3
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→ Change the specified port number 8080 (Connector port="8080") to the required port
number (Connector port="YourPort"). For further information about the port number,
please contact your system administrator.
→ To make Tomcat your default web server, set the port number to 8080.
NOTE
The port number specified in this xml file needs to be added to the URL address each time you
generate a website: http://yourServerName:yourPort/yourWebsite. 3
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Installation and Configuration Guide SIPLACE Explorer 4 Configuration
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4 Configuration
This chapter will describe the following configurations: 4
– “Standard Monitoring Application (SMA)” on page 49
– “Configuring the Factory Configuration Utility” on page 71
– “Database Settings” on page 92
4.1 Standard Monitoring Application (SMA)
SIPLACE Explorer allows you to create custom-made applications to monitor production lines.
Standard Monitoring Application (SMA) and a set of corresponding websites are supplied with the
installation CD. SMA features various web pages that capture basic production information such
as machine status and time allocation, performance, components consumption, reject rate, etc.
This section describes how you can easily customize Standard Monitoring Application for your
production line configuration. 4
4.1.1 Runtime Environment: Creating an SMA with Line Configuration
In order to create an SMA with the line configuration option, you must have SIPLACE Explorer
Runtime Environment installed on your computer. SMA creation consists of the following steps:4
– Line configuration (wizard with 7 steps)
– Establishing a connection to the database (wizard with 3 steps)
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4.1.1.1 Starting Line Configuration
→ Open Line Configuration.
Proceed by selecting Programs → SIPLACE Explorer 2.7 → Line Configuration from the
menu in Windows or by clicking on the icon in the console. Right-click with the mouse to
select the Line Configuration menu.
→ When you first start the Line Configuration, the login dialog box will open. Register yourself
as a default user with "Admin" or "Operator" and leave the password field empty.
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Fig. 4 - 1 SIPLACE Explorer login
NOTE
Access to the Runtime Environment tools is restricted or permitted as required, by using the
SE Security Manager. For details of the relevant settings in the SE Security Manager, refer
to the Getting Started for SIPLACE Explorer 2.7. 4
→ The Line Configuration dialog box will open. This is the first step of the line configuration
process.