v4 Connections Installation Guide
- .NET Core 3.1 Hosting Bundle (see below for download link)
1. Extract the applet’s files to the folder where you want to host the applet
- We suggest to create the following path and extract it there: C:\Connections\
2. Create an IIS Application Pool
- On the Windows Server machine, launch an instance of PowerShell as Administrator.
- Run the below commands to create the application pool and set its properties.
Import-Module WebAdministration
$applicationPoolNameConnections="Cinchy Connections"
New-WebAppPool -Name $applicationPoolNameConnections
$appPath = "IIS:\AppPools\"+ $applicationPoolNameConnections
$appPool = Get-IISAppPool $applicationPoolNameConnections
$appPool.managedRuntimeVersion = ""
Set-ItemProperty -Path $appPath -Name managedRuntimeVersion $appPool.managedRuntimeVersion
Set-ItemProperty "IIS:\AppPools\$applicationPoolNameConnections" -Name Recycling.periodicRestart.time -Value 0.00:00:00
Set-ItemProperty "IIS:\AppPools\$applicationPoolNameConnections" -Name ProcessModel.idleTimeout -Value 1.05:00:00 |
3. Import the provided CSVs into their corresponding tables
- C:\Connections\ClientApp\dist\assets\Domains.csv into the table [Cinchy].[Domains]
- C:\Connections\ClientApp\dist\assets\Saved Queries.csv into the table [Cinchy].[Saved Queries]
- C:\Connections\ClientApp\dist\assets\Integrated Clients.csv into the table [Cinchy].[Integrated Clients]
- C:\Connections\ClientApp\dist\assets\Applets.csv into the table [Cinchy].[Applets]
4. In the [Cinchy].[Integrated Clients] table, update the columns “Permitted Login Redirect URLs” and “Permitted Logout Redirect URLs” to “<url>/connections” where Client ID = “cinchy-connections”
5. In the [Cinchy].[Applets] table, update the column “Application Url” to “<url>/connections” on the record where name=“Connections”.
6. Configure the Connections applet
a. Update C:\Connections\appsettings.json properties to match your environment.
- “Client Secret” should match the Guid of the cinchy-connections record in the Integrated Clients table.
- “Url” should be the URL of your Cinchy environment
- “TempDirectory” should be a path pointing to a folder that exists, this will hold all log and error files
b. Update C:\Connections\ClientApp\dist\index.html
- Do a find and replace on “/connections/” and change it to be the path of which you deployed the application to on IIS. This usually requires no change unless you choose to deploy to a different URL path.
c. Update C:\Connections\ClientApp\dist\assets\config.json
- “authority” should be your CinchySSO URL in lowercase (<base-url>/cinchysso)
- “cinchyRootUrl” should be your Cinchy URL (<base-url>/Cinchy)
- “redirectUri” should be this applet’s url (<base-url>/connections)
- “model” should be the model where your data sync configs are. Keep this as “Cinchy” if you don’t know.
- “domain” should be the model where your data sync configs are. Keep this as “Cinchy” if you don’t know.
- “useHttps” should be true if your Cinchy platform is hosted on a secure environment
- “server” should be your Cinchy URL without “http://” or “https://”
7. Create the IIS Application
New-WebApplication -Name connections -Site 'Default Web Site' -PhysicalPath C:\Connections -ApplicationPool 'Cinchy Connections'
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