Avaya Dialog Designer

Installation and Configuration
Dialog Designer Preferences Settings (continued)
Preferences Area Notes
Avaya > Dialog Designer
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HTTPS Proxy Settings
● Enable HTTPS proxy connection – If you require a proxy
server for Internet access, select this check box.
If you do not require a proxy server for Internet access, clear this
check box. Dialog Designer then disables the other options in
this area.
● Ignore HTTPS hosts with addresses – To allow Dialog
Designer to ignore HTTPS hosts with specific addresses,
specify the IP address(s). For multiple addresses, use either a
comma or semi-colon for a separator character.
● HTTPS proxy host address – Enter the full HTTPS path or the
URL of the proxy server.
If you do not know this address, look at the proxy server settings
for your Internet browser software.
● HTTPS proxy host port – Enter the port that Dialog Designer
can use to access the HTTPS proxy server
If you do not know the URI, contact the Avaya technical service
representative.
Note: These settings are required even if proxy options are also
set in Microsoft Internet Explorer or any other Web browser.
Runtime License Server
Note: A
Note:
runtime license is not needed to run applications
using the application simulator. You need to specify
the license server only if you have a platform (Voice
Portal or Interactive Response) accessing your
application from the development environment.
The format for this URI is http://webServerName:port where:
● webServerName is the fully qualified host name or IP address
of your WebLM license server
● port is the number of the HTTP/HTTPS port the system uses to
access the license server
For example http://licenseServer.myCompany.com:8080.
Context Files
Tomcat opens the context files of all the projects each time you
simulate a project. Therefore, Dialog Designer performance may
degrade if you have several workspaces with a huge number of
projects.
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