Altova FlowForce Server 2024

Introduction
Setting Up FlowForce Server
Configure the Server
Manage User Access
Job Configuration
Job Monitoring
Import/Export Configuration Data
FlowForce Expressions
System Functions
Expression Functions
Command Line Interface
Integration with Altova Products
Job Examples

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

- A -

Active Directory
- integration with FlowForce Server
Administration
ADO
- database connections
ADO.NET
- database connections
Altova MapForce Server
Altova RaptorXML(+XBRL) Server
Altova ServiceController
Altova StyleVision Server
Application pools
Assgning a license to FlowForce Server on Linux
Assgning a license to FlowForce Server on macOS
Assgning a license to FlowForce Server on Windows
Authentication
- HTTP
- Windows domain

- B -

Backup
Basic Concepts

- C -

Command line interface
- getting help on
Configuration data
- export
- import
Container
- restricting access to /public
Containers
Credentials

- D -

Data folder migration
Data migration
Data recovery
Data types
- in FlowForce
Default time zone
- configuration of
Deinstallation
Digital certificates
Directory polling job
- example of

- E -

Environment variables
- setting
Error handling
- adding to a job
Error logging
- adding to a job
Error/success handling
Export
- configuration data
Expression Functions

- F -

Features
- new
File System Triggers
Filter by
FlowForce Server
FlowForce Server data folder
FlowForce Web Server
- setting the network address and port of
FTP
- credentials
FTPS

- G -

General Utility Functions
- sleep-for
Global Resources
- using in FlowForce Server

- H -

Home page
Host name
- setting for FlowForce Server
- setting for FlowForce Web Server
HTTP
- increasing the limit of the request body
HTTP Triggers
HTTS connections
- configuring FlowForce to accept

- I -

Import
- configuration data
Include/exclude
- sensitive data
INI files
- configuration of
Input Parameters
Installation of FlowForce Server
Installation on Linux
Installation on macOS
Installing additional Altova products on Windows
Installing LicenseServer on Linux
Installing LicenseServer on macOS
Installing LicenseServer on Windows
Installing on Windows
Installing on Windows Server Core
Instance

- J -

Java
- configuration
JDBC
- database connections
Job statuses
Jobs

- K -

Key/value pairs
- passing to XSLT sheets

- L -

LDAP
- integration with FlowForce Server
License for FlowForce Server
LicenseServer versions
Licensing FlowForce Server on Linux
Licensing FlowForce Server on macOS
Licensing FlowForce Server on Windows
Licensing of FlowForce Server
Linux
Log

- M -

Mac
MapForce Server
- calling from a job
- integration with
Migrating FlowForce Server to a new machine
Missing dependencies

- N -

Network connections

- O -

ODBC
- database connections

- P -

Password policies
- creating
- overview of
PDF files
- generating
Permissions
- list of
- overview of
Post-Licensing Tasks on Windows
Privileges
Protocols

- Q -

- R -

RaptorXML functions
- creating jobs with
RaptorXML Server
- integration with
RaptorXML(+XBRL) Server
Register FlowForce Server with LicenseServer on Linux
Register FlowForce Server with LicenseServer on macOS
Register FlowForce Server with LicenseServer on Windows
Resources
- creating
- editing
Roles

- S -

Service configuration
Setup
Setup of FlowForce Server
Severity types
SFTP
SQLite
- as job data source or target
SSL
- encrypting connections with
SSL Encryption
Start FlowForce Server on Linux
Start FlowForce Server on macOS
Start FlowForce Server on Windows
Start LicenseServer on Linux
Start LicenseServer on macOS
Start LicenseServer on Windows
Steps
StyleVision Server
- calling from a job
- integration with
System Functions

- T -

Timer Triggers
Tool files
- options
Triggers

- U -

UNC
- syntax in paths
Uninstalling
Upgrading FlowForce Server on Windows
Users

- V -

- W -

Web Services
Windows
Windows domain users
- importing into FlowForce Server
Windows network paths
Working directory
- usage

- X -

- Y -

- Z -

Navigation: Expression Functions

Boolean Functions

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The Boolean functions are used to evaluate true/false expressions.

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