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Publisher QVW Question

Our company is in the process of deploying a new QlikView Server and Publisher environment. We're curently running Publisher Pro version 8.50.6232.5 on one server for our ENT users and have the AccessPoint components are loaded on a second server for our Q4C users. Our development department is currently working on deploying a new CRM application in where they would like to integrate the viewing of QlikView reports for our associates. My question is, is there a way (natively or programmatically) to automatically launch a specific public qvw file?

Thanks for your assistance and/or guidance in advance.

Regards,

Les



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rwunderlich
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You can launch a Qlikview document using a qvp url. Search "qvp" in the Ref Guide to get details.

You can also launch using an http url . See the URL generated by Access Point or the IE Plugin document list for details.

-Rob

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In order to run a Qvw file from the publisher, you can use the EDX trigger.

To do so, add a password in EDX trigger for the document then launch the http command to run the job.

For example ://localhost/ControlPanel/Job/RequestEDX.aspx?JobIdOrJobName=MyJob&QueueIfRunning=True&RedirectUrl=&EdxPassword=xxxxxx

Examples are found in Publisher in Job Management / Event driven Driven Job execution

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Question: I've already setup a trigger for the refresh/reload of the QVW from our build processing servers using the requestEDX file, can you have multiple triggers for the same job?

Thanks,

Les

rwunderlich
Partner Ambassador/MVP
Partner Ambassador/MVP

You can launch a Qlikview document using a qvp url. Search "qvp" in the Ref Guide to get details.

You can also launch using an http url . See the URL generated by Access Point or the IE Plugin document list for details.

-Rob

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Rob,

That is exactly what I was looking for. I ended up going with the qvp url for our deployment. Thank you for your help.

Les