- Application Server - Server.ClearA5iCache() Method
/documentation/pages/Obsolete/Server.ClearA5iCache Method.xml
An obsolete method that was removed in version 11.
- Web Application Server Functions
/documentation/pages/Ref/Api/Functions/Web/Web Application/Server Functions/index.xml
Alpha Anywhere provides the following functions for controlling the Web Application Server.
- Application Server Help Pages
/documentation/pages/Index/Application Server Help Pages.xml
Page links relating to the Application Server.
- Application Server Functionality
/documentation/pages/Troubleshooting/Upgrading to Alpha Anywhere/Changes in Alpha Five V11/Application Server Functionality.xml
Browser tracking, caching of A5I files, caching of Gzipped output, MIME types, session files, session variables, and trace logging.
- Alpha Anywhere Classic Application Server
/documentation/pages/Guides/Application Server/index.xml
The Alpha Anywhere Classic Application Server is used with web and mobile applications.
- Starting the Classic Application Server
/documentation/pages/Guides/Application Server/Starting the Web Application Server.xml
Instructions for starting and stopping the Alpha Anywhere Classic Application Server
- Alpha Anywhere Application Server for IIS Provider Configuration
/documentation/pages/Guides/IIS/ConfigureProviders/ProviderConfiguration.html
- Configuring and Running the Classic Application Server
/documentation/pages/Guides/Application Server/Server Settings/index.xml
Overview of configuring and running the Classic Application Server and Development Server. The Application Server settings control the server behavior, including configuring TLS/SSL, custom error pages, HTTP Publishing, and security.
- Custom Provider Configuration - Alpha Anywhere Application Server for IIS
/documentation/pages/Guides/IIS/ConfigureProviders/custom-provider-configuration.html
- Uploading Files to the Application Server
/documentation/pages/Server/Guide/Design/View/A5W/Uploading Files to the Application Server.xml
Web publishing applications only. To upload a file, the <form> tag must use the POST method and set the enctype to multipart/form-data as follows: