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Hello Community,
how can I create an URL so people can have access to my QV application independant from a QV Server. For Example. If I create an QV App in my company and I want my employees have direct access from their notebooks through an URL to my QV app, which is logded on the company's server?
You can do without the QV Webserver component, but you'll still need Qlikview Server to allow users to interact with the Qlikview document. Your webserver does not know what to do with the binary .qvw file. If you do want to use your webserver and do completely without the QV Webserver component then you'll have to code an extension for your webserver that can communicate with Qlikview Server using the relevant Qlik protocols. In effect you'll have to program your own Qlikview Client application.
Maybe you could share the folder where the QVWs are stored so your employees can open them in QlikView Desktop, but in order to do that, the users must have licenses for the desktop clients or lease them from the server. So, what do you want to achieve bypassing the server?
Regards
You can find out the url of a document by opening it in the access point and then copy the url from the address bar of the browser. Or have a look at this blog post: AJAX and URL parameters
You will always need a Qlikview Server. If you have direct url's to the qlikview documents the users can bypass the Access Point, but you will still need QV Server. Well, unless all the users have Qlikview Desktop installed. In which case they simply need access to the file share where the .qvw documents are stored.
Actually I just want to set my AV Application as a Webview on our company's server where all my employees have access to my app. It s more like transforming the QV app into a private Website or having the QV app based on a webview on our company's private server platform. I 've thought it would be possible to realise this without a QV Server, as we already have a server of our own.
You can do without the QV Webserver component, but you'll still need Qlikview Server to allow users to interact with the Qlikview document. Your webserver does not know what to do with the binary .qvw file. If you do want to use your webserver and do completely without the QV Webserver component then you'll have to code an extension for your webserver that can communicate with Qlikview Server using the relevant Qlik protocols. In effect you'll have to program your own Qlikview Client application.
Oh ok, thank you for the information !