General Settings
/documentation/pages/Guides/Application Server/Server Settings/General.xml
The General tab controls the basic server settings used by the Application Server.
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.
Application Server - Server.ClearA5iCache() Method
/documentation/pages/Obsolete/Server.ClearA5iCache Method.xml
An obsolete method that was removed in version 11.
Server-side Security and Show/Hide Settings
/documentation/pages/Guides/Mobile and Web Components/UX/Controls/Props/Data/List Properties/listprops/Data Source/Security Show Hide Settings/index.xml
Configure how security and server-side show/hide settings should be applied on the client-side.
Logging Settings
/documentation/pages/Guides/Application Server/Server Settings/Logging.xml
The Logging tab controls the logging behavior of the Application Server.
General Security
/documentation/pages/Guides/Security Framework/General Security/index.xml
Information on encryption algorithms, password protecting scripts, sending secure emails, and more.
General Methods
/documentation/pages/Ref/Client_Api/UX/UX methods/General/index.xml
General methods for working with state information, embedded components, simulating online status, inspecting the application environment, and more.