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- Stop Tomcat.
- In a text editor open FREVVO_HOME/tomcat/conf/server.xml
- Ensure that the AJP Connector is enabled by uncommenting out the section.
- Specify a value for the secret attribute (recommended) or if you are using the connector on a trusted network you can set secretRequired="false" instead.
- If you are using the recommended boncode connector, when you set the secret attribute you also need to set the RequestSecret attribute in the boncode connector file, BonCodeAJP13.settings, to the same value. (Refer to this article for additional details and troubleshooting.)
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<Connector port="8009" protocol="AJP/1.3" redirectPort="8443" maxHttpHeaderSize="32768" useBodyEncodingForURI="true" tomcatAuthentication="false" / useBodyEncodingForURI="true" tomcatAuthentication="false" address="YOUR_TOMCAT_IP_ADDRESS" secret="YOUR_TOMCAT_AJP_SECRET"/> |
- Start Tomcat
- Check that the configured AJP port is enabled and listening for requests. On a windows command prompt:
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- Download the connector project from: BonCode Connector website. Click on the link to download the latest version.
- To avoid multiple issues with using the zip file content, unblock the package before unzipping. Simply right click on the zip file and click “Unblock” on the “General” tab:
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- Continue to the final prompt and click Install to finish the connector installation.
- Test the configuration by browsing http://localhost:port/frevvo/web/login
Troubleshooting
- If you see an access error like the one below, make sure that the Application Pool Identity (the security account set for the Application Pool) also has write permissions to C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET directory.
- To check the currently set identity, open IIS and right click on your Application Pool, then click on the Identity tab:
- Then in your Windows explorer, right click on C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET directory and click on Properties. Check if the identity user set of your Application Pool has the ‘write’ permissions for this directory. If not, then add the user permissions.
- Test the configuration again by browsing http://localhost:port/frevvo/web/login
- To check the currently set identity, open IIS and right click on your Application Pool, then click on the Identity tab:
Troubleshooting
2. Customers using LDAP SSO that see a "Value update failed" or "Update control failed" error intermittently occur on forms should reconfigure the AJP (IIS to Tomcat) connector with these settings to resolve the error:
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