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Using Assets Server and any of the clients that connect to it requires a license. This article describes how to activate these licenses. Step 1. Install and start the server. Step 2. Open the follo...

One of the challenges that you will encounter when setting up an Assets Server environment is finding out what hardware is needed. The best choice of storage, memory and processors depends on vario...

Any file type can be stored in Assets Server. However, for commonly used file types, Assets Server creates thumbnails and previews. Additionally the server extracts and embeds metadata within the f...

Collections are containers or virtual folders used for organizing, managing, and sharing content. This article describes how to use Collections as a way of organizing ...

The default features and functionality of Assets Server and its client applications make it possible to perform a multitude of tasks. However, each working environment is different and requires spe...

Note: The Assets Server SOAP Web service has been deprecated. It remains available and fully supported for on-premise or privately hosted installations so that existing third-party applications or ...

/services/apilogin What does it do? Before being able to request information from Assets Server by using a GET request or make changes to the system through a POST request by using any of t...

This class renders a folder browser in HTML. It handles browsing through the Assets Server folder structure similar to how this works Assets. You can select folders and collecti...

In today's modern digital world, more and more employees work from a location that is remote from where Assets Server is installed: people are working from home, companies have offices in multiple ...

When a file goes through its production process from planning, creation and editing to publishing, each stage of that process is tracked by assigning a workflow status to the file. This article des...