App.ini Configuration File

Displayed below is a list of all possible AMT Screens configuration settings that cannot be controlled from the Control Center and therefore, if necessary, can be configured in the app.ini file. The settings in this file are configured in the following way:

SETTING=<Value>

Default values are highlighted in bold.

Setting	Available Values	Description
CONFIGURATION	A \| B \| C	Sets the type of network configuration. A: The complete AMT environment shares a single local area network. B: A dial-up remote access connection to the AMT environment using a thin client installation of AMT Screens on a standalone workstation. C: An external LAN segment of workstations that connect to the AMT environment through a small capacity network connection. Visit this page for more information about network configurations.
APPSERVER	TCP <Server> <Port>	The application server to use when in network configuration A without a (spare) application manager defined. <Server> is the server name or IP that the application server runs on. <Port> is the TCP port the application server is using.
LIONCOMSERVER	TCP <Server> <Port>	The LION Com server to use when in network configuration C without a (spare) Com manager defined. <Server> is the server name or IP that the Com server runs on. <Port> is the TCP port the Com server is using.
USEAPPMANAGER	TRUE \| FALSE	If set to TRUE, an application manager is used instead of an application server when using network configuration A.
APPMANAGER	TCP <Server> <Port>	The application manager to use when in network configuration A with an application manager defined. <Server> is the server name or IP that the application manager runs on. <Port> is the TCP port the application manager is using. warning The setting USEAPPMANAGER must be set to TRUE for this application manager to go in effect.
USESPAREMANAGER	TRUE \| FALSE	If set to TRUE, a spare application manager is used if the application manager fails.
SPAREMANAGER	TCP <Server> <Port>	The spare application manager to use when in network configuration A with a spare application manager defined. <Server> is the server name or IP that the spare application manager runs on. <Port> is the TCP port the spare application manager is using. warning The setting USESPAREMANAGER must be set to TRUE for this spare application manager to go in effect.
USECOMMANAGER	TRUE \| FALSE	If set to TRUE, a Com manager is used when in network configuration C.
COMMANAGER	TCP <Server> <port>	The Com manager to use when in network configuration C with a Com manager defined. <Server> is the server name or IP the Com manager runs on. <Port> is the TCP port the Com manager is using. warning The setting USECOMMANAGER must be set to TRUE for this Com manager to go in effect.
USESPARECOMMAN	TRUE \| FALSE	If set to TRUE, a spare Com manager is used if the Com manager fails.
SPARECOMMANAGER	TCP <Server> <Port>	The spare Com manager to use when in network configuration C with a spare Com manager defined. <Server> is the server name or IP the spare Com manager runs on. <Port> is the TCP port the spare Com manager is using. warning The setting USESPARECOMMAN must be set to TRUE for this spare Com manager to go in effect.
LOGSEVERITY	0 - 7	Sets the log severity level for AMT Screens. From 0 to 7 (maximum amount of information with trace files). For example, at level 4, warnings and lower levels are logged.
TRANSMITDELAY	<Number>	Sets the number of seconds by which transmits are delayed. This setting can be used to deliberately make transmits in AMT Screens slower. Used for automated testing purposes.