Is it mandatory that Share point should be installed in the Qlikview server itself. Is it possible to have the sharepoint and the Qlikview in two different servers.
Yes it's possible and can be done in at least two ways:
Server A: QVS Server B: Sharepoint and Webparts with Proxy (make sure to select to install proxy during the webparts install)
Or
Server A: QVS ServerB: Sharepoint and Webparts and QlikView Webserver
The first scenario needs either Kerberos, or allowing anonymous connections. Anonymous connection is not possible with some licenses, i.e. without session cals. If unsure, try to open a document with the ajax client from accesspoint anonymously. If this is not allowed, then anonymous access from the webpart won't work either.
So the second scenario is easier to set up. The goal is to make the webpart connect to the local QVWS/Accesspoint which retrieves the documents from the remote QVS.
The steps are roughly:
On Server B, run the QVS installation package and select QlikView WebServer (QVWS) only. Make sure the QVWS runs under the same domain account as the QVS. Also this user has to be in the QlikView Administrators group on server B.
On server A, In the QEMC, Add the QVWS under System > Setup > Qlikview Webservers. Leave the original webserver untouched, just add the new one (http://serverB:4750/qvws.asmx). If this works, go to the general tab and change the Directory Service Connector to DSC@serverA instead of DSC@localhost. Similar on the Accesspoint tab, change the "Name" property from locahost to the real servername.
After this is done, run the webparts install on machine B. Don't tick the box for installing proxy. On the test url page, enter http://ServerB/QvAjaxZfc/. Note this has to be set to server B.
.png "Former Employee"){kind=icon}