Using Settings, a superuser can manage tasks such as adding new users, assigning roles to users, deleting users, configuring proxy server, and configuring reports server.
Settings includes the following sections:
A user is an individual person. Each user needs an account to access the Kony Fabric console. A superuser creates user accounts for owners, admins, and members who use the Kony Fabric console.
Important: As a user, you must be an admin or owner to access the Users page and perform different tasks based on the role.
To add a user, follow these steps:
Note: All these fields are mandatory except the Phone number field.
Users can be provided full access or no access to configured environments. An environment can contain all three servers such as Integration, Engagement and Sync Services together or in different combinations. You can change the access for each user separately.
To change an environment access, follow these steps:
The Environment Access page appears with all configured environments.
With proxy, you can enable more security to your apps. Typically, you use the proxy server to filter web content and monitor uploads and downloads when surfing the Internet. When connecting to the Internet through proxies, the IP address of your machine will not be shown. However, the IP of the proxy server will be shown.
Important: As a user, you must be an admin or owner to access the Proxy page and perform different tasks based on the role.
You can configure only one proxy server. A proxy server can be basic or NT LAN Manager (NTLM) authentication.
To configure a basic or NTLM proxy, follow these steps:
For NTLM authentication, you need to add the following configurations for Kony Studio. Follow these steps:
Once a proxy is configured, you can enable the proxy for an integration service. For more details, refer to Creating an Integration Service.
The Studio tab lists -D parameters that you need to log in to Kony Studio (IDE.) The parameters are generated during Kony Fabric installation.
To configure Kony Studio, copy and paste the following parameters in the eclipse.ini
file located in your Kony Studio install folder - for example, <C:\Program Files\Kony_6.0.3QA\Kony_Studio>eclipse.ini
.
To configure -D parameters in Kony Studio (IDE), follow these steps:
Important: If you use secured services (HTTPS), configure Java Runtime Environment (JRE) associated with Kony Studio with CA certificates. If your CA certificate is not configured, the login to Kony Studio fails.
For details, refer to Kony Fabric Install Guide > Troubleshoot with SSL Certificate Issues.
eclipse.ini
file located in your Kony Studio install folder - for example, <C:\Program Files\Kony_6.0.1GA\Kony_Studio>eclipse.ini
.eclipse.ini
file.eclipse.ini
file and restart Kony Studio.Under the Settings, the Reports tab allows you to configure the JasperReports Server. Once you complete JasperReports Server configuration, the Reports page (shown below) displays data (reports) from the JasperReports Server.
Currently, the Reports page displays only Standard Reports. To view standard reports, click the report. For more details on standard reports, refer to Kony Reporting and Analytics - Standard Reports.
Before configuring the JasperReports Server in the Reports tab, ensure that you have installed the JasperReports Server and configured Kony Fabric Console in the JasperReports Server.
Note: Note: Enter credentials for jasperadmin. The default credentials for jasperadmin:
username = jasperadmin
password = jasperadmin
jasperadmin
.After you configured JasperReports Server successfully, you can access the standard reports from Reports > Standard Reports page.
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