Run the following command below to link the application to the local npm module in your machine.For Linux and Apple MacOS platforms:make linkFor Microsoft Windows platforms:make_link.batNote: Avoid using this command when scripting deployments from an automation server (e.g. in pipelines) as there is a chance of picking up the wrong dependencies during tool version upgrades. If the link command is not used (such as on automation servers), then use the following command below to run the application:For Linux and Apple MacOS platforms:./bin/dxclientFor Microsoft Windows platforms:node bin/dxclient Verify the DXClient installation
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dxclient [command] [options]Use the following command to execute the deploy portlet action:dxclient deploy-portlet [options]Use the following command to execute the undeploy portlet action:dxclient undeploy-portlet [options]Use the following command to execute the pull script application action:dxclient deploy-scriptapplication pull [options]Use the following command to execute the push script application action:dxclient deploy-scriptapplication push [options]DXClient Help commands
dxclientdxclient -h, --help Use the following command to display the DXClient version number:dxclient -V, --versionUse the following command to display the detailed help for a specific command:dxclient help [command] Available Artifact TypesThe following are the artifact types currently supported by the DXClient tool. More will be added in later releases. 1. Portlets Deploy Portlet The deploy-portlet command is used to deploy one or more new or updated portlets from a source client or server environment to target HCL DX 9.5 CF 19 or higher server using a provided input XMLAccess file and deployable Portlet WAR file.Note: The synchronization mode of all nodes in a clustered DX environment must be consistently set for a newly deployed portlet to be automatically started; otherwise redeployment or a manual start is required. Required files
XMLAccess file This XML file should contain the delete operation for the web application. A sample XML file for undeploying portlet(s) can be found in the samples directory of DXClient (samples/DeletePortlet.xml). Command dxclient undeploy-portlet -xmlFile Help command
dxclient deploy-portlet -xmlFile -warFile -outputFilePath dxclient undeploy-portlet -xmlFile 2. Script ApplicationsThe deploy-scriptapplication command is used with the DXClient tool to push or pull Script Applications between a local development workstation or automation server and DX 9.5 CF19 or higher servers. The command will push or pull the files that make up a script application to or from a Script Application instance stored in a Web Content Manager library on the server.
I am connecting Remote Desktop to my home computer from work and trying to view an application that is ActiveX driven, but it does not work correctly. The application I'm trying to load is called DxClient Netviewer, it is a DVR software for security cameras. I can connect through RDP just fine, load up the software, enter in my username/password, but then nothing is displayed in the app. This happens on both the wep application and on the stand-alone installed application.
Hi, I have configured Domain on server 2012 R2 Standard and the user joined the domain as a domain user only, the problem is coming to run one software that requires administrator rights on the machine. I don't want to give that user full administrator rights just I want to allow that software to run by default admin rights. is there anyway then please suggest me. if you have any idea how to create a group policy for the same please let me know.
The partnership will see Teladoc Health offerings available on Cloud DX's Clinician Portal and patient facing app, Connected Health, via integration on the Cloud DX platform. The platform lets partners, like Teladoc, leverage Cloud DX's infrastructure, including Electronic Medical Record (EMR) integration, support services, and patient apps - some of the biggest hurdles to overcome in health tech adoption. Approved partners connect their software or hardware tools via an API, enabling patients to use their offerings and securely transmit data to their care team in the Clinician Portal. Offerings such as Teladoc's Livongo diabetes devices, Solo virtual care solution, vital devices like pulse oximeters, or curated health content - all easily available in the Connected Health app.
The data gathered through its Connected Health platform supports providers managing acute and chronic diseases, including people with COPD, heart failure or post-surgical needs - enabling better healthcare and patient outcomes and reducing hospitalizations or re-admissions. Teladoc reportedly has global expertise in chronic care management in the community and offers its Solo virtual care software platform for use in more than 4,000 hospitals and health systems worldwide, including in Canada.
Cloud DX Inc. is a leading competitor in the highly regulated digital healthcare industry. We provide remote patient monitoring hardware, software and recurring revenue services in a frictionless, reimbursable transaction model, coupled with a sales strategy that's driving rapid adoption among global healthcare providers.Our Cloud DX Connected Health products were invented and developed in Toronto Canada and Team Cloud DX is Canada's entry in the Qualcomm Tricorder XPRIZE. Our US headquarters is in Brooklyn NY. 2ff7e9595c
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