# User Interface Below is a typical display of Linx Application Server after a successful login:

*** ## Menu Bar The menu bar at the top of the screen has 3 menu options: ### Overview Click on **Overview** to display a detailed list of all Solutions. Select a Solution from the list to proceed to the Solution Dashboard, from where specific actions can be performed on the solution or any of its associated components. ### Server Click on **Server** to view a menu of options related to managing the server: #### - Upload Solutions Click on **Upload Solutions** to upload a new or updated solution to the Linx Application Server. Either select the solution file or drag and drop the file onto the Add / Update Solutions canvas, and then click **Upload**. #### - Users Click on **Users** to view a list of users. To update a user’s password, click **Edit**. To delete a user, click **Delete**. To add a new user, click the **Add** button and provide the following details: * Name * Password #### - License Click on **License** to view the details of your license. To update your Linx license, click the **Update License** button. #### - Resources Click on **Resources** to view a breakdown of the resource usage for each Solution, indicating CPU and memory (RAM). #### - Server Log Click on **Server Log** to view logs for all activities related to server installation and updates. #### - Host Log Click on **Host Log** to view logs for all activities related to deployed solutions. #### - Linx Updates Click on **Linx Updates** to view the Linx version details and to see if there are available updates. #### - Logout Click to log out of the Linx Application Server. *** ## System Overview Screen The System Overview screen is the default screen displayed when opening the Linx Application Server. It can also be accessed by clicking on the top menu bar’s **Overview** option.

Displayed on the System Overview screen is a list of Solutions that have been deployed to Linx Server. For each Solution, there is an indication of: * Whether the Solution is **On** or **Off**. * The number of services that are in any of the 3 different states – **Stopped**, **Retrying**, and **Started**. * The number of **Successes** and **Failures** for executed Events. Click on a Solution to access the Solution Dashboard, which provides more details about the solution and its components. *** ## Solution Dashboard To access a Solution Dashboard, select the relevant solution from the System Overview screen.

The Solution Dashboard provides: * A view of the main Solution components with the ability to drill down into components for more detail. * The ability to monitor the state of the Solution and its associated Services and Events. * A quick way of taking specific action on the Solution, Services, and Events. #### Name of the Solution Confirmation of the selected Solution to which the Dashboard applies. #### Actions Drop-down From here, the following actions can be performed on the Solution: * Restart Solution * Download Solution * Remove Solution #### List of Services In the center of the display is a list of Services with: * The name of the Service. * An indication of the Service state (**On** or **Off**) - click the button to change the current state. * A list of associated Events. * Event counters, indicating the number of times an Event has executed successfully and the number of times it has failed (based on the user’s selection of date range, located at the top of the screen). * A graph indicating the dates and times when the event was successfully and unsuccessfully executed. Click on a graph bar for more details of the event execution. (To see specific error details, select the relevant project from the menu on the left of the screen, then click through to the event details screen.) #### Date Range Options To filter the counter and graph displays, use the date range options at the top of the screen.

The date range options are: * the last 24 hours * the last week * the last month *** ## Project To access the Project screen, select the relevant solution from the System Overview screen, then select the project from the menu on the left.

A list of the project’s executable components (Functions and Services) are displayed. Select a component to view the number of successes, failures, and specific error types related to the execution of that component.

If the component is a Function, click the **Run Function** button to execute. If the component is a Service, click the **Start Service** button for your Service events to execute as per your Service and event settings.

To run an Event manually, or to view Event details, select the relevant **Event**.

To run an Event, click the **Run Event** button at the top. To view error details, click on an error type listed in the **Error Types** section. *** ## Settings To access the Settings screen, select the relevant solution from the System Overview screen, then select **Settings** from the menu on the left. The Settings that were configured on Linx Application Designer during the design of the Solution can be edited on the Linx Application Server. An example view of the Settings in Linx Application Designer:

A view of the same Settings on Linx Application Server:

*** ## Log To access the Log screen, select the relevant solution from the System Overview screen, then select **Log** from the menu on the left.

Complete logs of activities related to the Solution are available to view and download. To retrieve logs, select a date range and click either the **Show** button or the **Download** button. To set the logging instructions of the solution, click on the drop-down and select from the available options:

*** ## History To access the History screen, select the relevant solution from the System Overview screen, then select **History** from the menu on the left. The history of the Solution’s deployment and subsequent updates are displayed.

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