In the server log, we see messages regarding several connections.
Does that indicate that those clients have massive connection problems?
What could typically be the root cause for such problems?
In the “servoy.application_server.trustedRemotePlugins”, we have only one setting: UserManagerService
Patrick gave me the hint about the cause. Some days ago I thought it would be a good idea to show a user a nice message that the system is currently in maintenance. In my former system I used a file flag like c:\tmp\nologin.txt to let the system know it is in maintenance, and show a sentence out of that txt-file to tell the user when login is possible again.
So we used the file plugin before the user did login, resulting in those errors.
Is there any method / trick to tell the app server a string like “11:00 o’clock”, so that it knows it should not show the normal login but a “Sorry, maintenance work” - form - before a user has logged in?
are you using a login solution with an authenticator solution? Then the authenticator could give back a special code if needed when a user tries to login.
But why net set that same file that you have in the webapps\ROOT (on a normal servoy server installation)
And then just get that file from the server through http?
Hi Johan,
yes we use a login form with authentication. But I would like to show the message that we have closed the system for a while before the user tries to login.
Thanks for your hint, we will do that.
