WebOffice
Using this part of the application configuration it is possible to control and optimize the WebOffice 10.9 R4 application behavior.
WebOffice configuration
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WebOffice output URL |
WebOffice output URL to be used if e.g. using NTLM for securing WebOffice application access.
E.g.: http://<myserver>/WebOfficeOutput gets mapped to the physical path of the WebOffice output directory (<WebOffice application file path>\output). The virtual output folder also has to support all possible MIME-Types for the output formats and their world files. Go to IIS Manager, select your created virtual directory. In properties window select HTTP header --> MIME-Types Button respectively MIME-Types section in IIS 7. If not already existing, add MIME-Types for the file extensions: .pgw, .gfw, .bpw, .jgw, .tfw. The MIME-Types of all file extensions have to be application/octet-stream. MIME-Type settings on Windows Server 2008 using IIS 7 will only last until the next IIS restart. To maintain your MIME-Type Settings go to your command line and enter secpol.msc to open your local security policy settings. Go to Software Restriction Policies (add new policies if they do not exist yet) and open the designated file types. Add the extensions: pgw, gfw, bpw, jgw, tfw. Some Versions of IIS 7 will save a file called web.config into the output folder. This is used to store the locally defined MIME Types. Do not delete this file! |
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Multilanguage legend? |
Enable (true) or disable (false) multilingual legend.
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WebOffice configuration