Customizing the Logout page and Error pages

Customizing the Logout Page

For both the Control Center and the Application Center the behaviour upon Logout can be changed to your own needs.

Control Center

Windows Authentication

With Windows Authentication used for the Control Center, it is not possible to log out of the Control Center. No log out behaviour needs to be set.

User Logon

When Windows Authentication is NOT used for the Control Center, a Logout link will be shown in the upper right corner next to the username.
A file named 'CloseDown.html' needs to be created in the <Your Environment>\AMTTools\ControlCenterCore\wwwroot\ folder. In this file the actions to perform upon log out can to be set. For an example page take a look at the file '<Your Environment>\AMTTools\ControlCenterCore\wwwroot\LoggedOut.html'.

Application Center

In the folder <Your Environment>\AMTTools\ApplicationCenterCore\wwwroot\ copy the file 'LoggedOut.html' to the file 'closedown.html' in the same folder. Then edit the contents of that file to suit your needs. When the file 'closedown.html' exists it will be shown as Logout page instead of the default behaviour of the Application Center upon logout (which is set in the 'LoggedOut.html' file).

Customizing the NotAuthorized Page

When users that are not authorized try to access the Control Center or Application they get redirected to the NotAuthorized.html page, this page can be replaced by a custom version.

Control Center

In the folder <Your Environment>\AMTTools\ControlCenterCore\wwwroot\ copy the file 'NotAuthorized.html' to the file 'CustomNotAuthorized.html' in the same folder. Then edit the contents of that file to suit your needs. When the file 'CustomNotAuthorized.html' exists it will be shown for users that are not authorized to access the Control Center.

Application Center

In the folder <Your Environment>\AMTTools\ApplicationCenterCore\wwwroot\ copy the file 'NotAuthorized.html' to the file 'CustomNotAuthorized.html' in the same folder. Then edit the contents of that file to suit your needs. When the file 'CustomNotAuthorized.html' exists it will be shown for users that are not authorized to access the Application Center.