Deploying an Xcelsius Dashboard with XML connection to a remote server

[Former Member]

Hi,

We are developing an xcelsius dashboard using XML data connection (it's a JAVA JSP page)and we would like to deploy the  swf  along with the JSP XML page to a web server and then invoking the swf file in a JAVA web page (Application):

So, please answer the following questions:

1. Once the development is done, what are the steps in detail to deploy the SWF along with its connections to a web server.

2. How a JAVA application will invoke this SWF file??

3.how many Stored procedures can be written in a single JSP intermediate page for XML connections??

Thanks In Advance!!

Thanks,

Siva

[amit_mathur · Accepted solution]

Hi Siva,

Below are the answers:

1. Once the development is done. you need to generate the swf file from Xcelsius and then copy into your Java portal. for e.g. if its Tomcat, I would copy the swf in root folder and the URL would be"http:\\servername:8080\abc.swf. You can include this into your portal code to call the swf.

2. Ans1 might help.

3. Do you mean limitation with Xcelsius? ( no limitation). For JSP,might be a good idea to check with some Java developers or goolge.

Thanks,

Amit

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Thanks Amit.

But, can you please let me know the following questions regarding the above solution from you.

1. what are the types of servers available for JAVA portal page apart from tomcat and if so, what will the folder names into which my SWF file need to be copied....

2. what happens to my XML connections (Intermediate JSP page to call the data from DB ----this will be the JSP links which we specify during XML connection creation in Dashboard) i mean, what is the procedure for deployment for those connections.

Thanks in Advance,

Siva

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Amit,

Our JAVA application server is JBOSS and not Tomcat then, please understand me the procedure to deploy the Dashboard and their respective JSP intermediate pages (XML Connections).

Thanks,

Siva