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The File Transfer Server of Enterprise Server 10 separates files from operational data during an upload or download process. This results in a higher performance and lower memory footprint compare...

Enterprise Server can play the role of an Application Server but also the role of a File Transfer Server. Physically they are the same: they originate from the same package and they are installed i...

In Enterprise Server, files are stored in a file system, including on an external drive in situations where disk space is at a premium. This article describes the way in which files are stored, how...

Error messages that originate from Enterprise Server include an error code. Such codes start with 'S1' and are enclosed in brackets. Examples: (S1029) Record not found. Unable to open the artic...

When Editions are created in Enterprise Server, they are initially listed in the order in which they are created. This order is however also used in the client applications such as in the dialog bo...

For each Edition, the following settings can be defined: Name. Name of the Edition. Description. Description of the Edition. To modify these...

Step 1. In Enterprise Server, access the Publication Channel Maintenance page in which the Edition needs to be deleted. Show me how Step 1a. In the Maintena...

Note: The creation of Editions is optional and only applies to Publication Channels of type Print (See Creating a Publication Channel for print.) Step 1. Access the Publication Channel Main...

Imagine a daily newspaper that is distributed across several local areas. Certain sections of the newspaper are specific only to a particular area (such as local news reports and advertisements of ...

The Web Services guide provides in-depth information about the interaction between Enterprise Server and the client applications via Web Services. It looks from the ‘outside’ to Enterprise Server a...