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Storage Management

This article applies to the Admin Console > Storage Management settings. Assembly Location The path and filename of the DLL that implements the IStorageManagement interface. The default value is <WebApp>binWebReports.ContentDatabase.dll, which will use Exago's Storage Management ...

Scheduler Service Configuration

There are several properties of the Scheduler Service that must be configured on a per-service level.

Scheduler Settings

Reports can be emailed or scheduled for recurring automated delivery to an email address. The Scheduler Settings are used to configure these services.

User Settings

The User Settings give administrators choices about how to store and utilize users’ preferences, such as which Dashboards and/or Reports to execute when they enter Exago.

Constants and Enumerators

A reference guide that lists the most important enumerated types and lists of constants that are used throughout the API.

Introduction to the .NET API

The User Interface is built directly onto the .NET API. This means that .NET applications can interface directly with Exago.

List of .NET API Resources

To use the .NET API, the host application must include a reference to these assemblies in its project

Load Reports in the .NET API

How to load a report with the .NET API

.NET API General Reference

This article contains a list of examples for using the .NET API's various features.

.NET Sample Code

Examples of how to use the .NET API for various features and functions.

Global Action Events

Global Actions Events are actions that can be attached to one of a specific list of events that will occur within the Exago application. These events usually trigger in response to user input, but they are not necessarily directly related to the input action, and thus will not transfer ...

Introduction to Action Events

This article applies to the Admin Console > Extensions > Actions Events settings. Action Events can be grouped into two general categories: Local and Global events. Local events have two sub-categories: Handlers attached to items in reports and set to fire automatically, ...

Configuration Management and Propagation

As a highly-configurable environment, Exago consists of many components. This article will describe these components, where they are located, why they need to be part of the implementation strategy, and how they should be propagated from system to system.

Cross-Origin (CORS) Cheatsheet

This article serves as a "quick" version of the Cross-Origin Embedding of Exago article, to aid system administrators in determining how to correctly integrate Exago BI when hosted from a different origin than the application that embeds it.Definitions These terms will be used throughout this ...

Cross-Origin Embedding of Exago

When a user enters Exago BI, the application creates a session in order to preserve the user's working state and environment while they engage with it. The session information is stored on the web application server or state server (depending on the network configuration). Whenever requests ...

Deploying to Production

This guide describes the considerations you should take when deploying an Exago BI installation to a production environment. Suggested steps are listed in the order they should be taken. Best practices are recommended for each step. However, every environment is different, so recommendations ...

Enable FIPS Compliant Encryption on Windows

Exago is compliant with FIPS Level 2 (140-2) which is the current active version of the standard. Before enabling FIPS, please be aware that you may lose access to certain websites which use SSL 1.0 via Internet Explorer.

Modifying Configs in a Production Environment

testThe Exago configuration XML files are bases from which sessions draw most of their setup data, such as data objects, feature access, and tenancy. By default, sessions load configs in a Base Plus Diff manner: Setup data that is modified per-session via one of the server APIs (REST, .NET) is ...

Create a Custom ExpressView Theme

Caution This article applies to the ExpressView Designer in versions pre-v2021.1. For building a custom ExpressView theme in v2021.1+, refer to the new Create a Custom ExpressView Theme (v2021.1+) article. Starting in v2017.1, administrators can provide custom ExpressView themes for their ...

Create a Custom ExpressView Theme (v2021.1+)

Note This section applies to ExpressView in v2021.1+ of the application. For previous versions, refer to Create a Custom ExpressView Theme (pre-v2021.1) A theme can be applied to an ExpressView that will change the colors of the elements on the canvas such as the totals, column ...