SICS Java Launcher Application

SICS Live Desktop

SICS Operational Reporting

SNS Administration Web Page

The SNS provides a simple web GUI for administration tasks. The following administration tasks are available. List registration entries (which desktops are currently registered) Force de-registration of a single, or selection of desktops Ping registered desktops (check if they are still alive) Remove / de-register desktops that do not respond to a ping call. In addition, the status of the automatic cleanup process is visible in the SNS administration web page, see Automatic cleanup of dead sessions for more details. ...

Third Party Acknowledgements

Third Party Software Notices And Information # The Product is delivered with Open Source Software (OSS) components potentially developed or owned by third parties. OSS components may be used according to the terms and conditions of the specific licence under which the relevant OSS components are distributed, but are provided “AS IS” by such third parties and DXC. Artifact Version Licenses angus-activation 2.0.3 EDL 1.0 angus-mail 2.0.4 EPL 2.0GPL2 w/ CPEEDL 1. ...

Web Services Usecases

Use Case security # Each Web Service is defined as a “Use Case” in the SICS Security module. This means that it is possible to “switch off” each of the Web Services that your company do not use, by simply removing the unused Use Cases from the security profiles. Naming convention # All Web Services Use Cases are named with the “API” (Application Programming Interface) prefix, to easily separate them from the normal SICS Workstation Use Cases. ...

XSD patterns

Appendix B

Client Configuration # Configuration Files # SICS has several configuration files: Command line parameters Ini file settings Resource registry settings Log configuration Class loader configuration Command Line Parameters # See Appendix C - Command line parameters Ini File Settings # NOTE: This information does not apply to SICS API Server. Please see separate installation documentation for SICS API Server. The ini file settings serve to configure one or more login properties. ...

Data Providers

A number of data providers are available for selection, but every kind of ‘configurable’ data is not covered. Additional data providers may be added to the framework at relatively low cost. In the following, data provider specific details are described. Data Providers for Reference Data # Entities supported: REFERENCE_DATA REF_TO_REF REF_DATA_NAME REF_DATA_TYPE REF_DATA_DEP_TYPE For notes attached to REFERENCE_DATA items, the link goes via a join table REF_TO_NOTE. This may seem to imply that one REFERENCE_DATA item can have several notes. ...

Important Notice on Product Specific Files

This document covers both SICS Batch Server for Life and for P&C, and for 64-bit version of Windows and Linux. Some files come in different versions for Life and P&C. This document will refer to these files with the “PRODUCT” alias. Replace the alias with ‘pc’ for P&C and ’lf’ for Life. Usually, you would need to download only one specific .war file, matching the desired PRODUCT. The downloaded file could be kept as SicsBatchServer. ...