[Topic] Agile Server access

I am running the AgileTrack Server.exe—it runs through a bunch of stuff then finally settles on

3454 [main] INFO : server.ServerApplication – Initialize HTTP Server
3469 [main] INFO : server.ServerApplication – Beginning AgileTrack server listen
ing on port 8080…
3501 [main] INFO : server.ServerApplication – Binding to all interfaces…
3532 [main] INFO : server.ServerApplication – Not using any additional webapp.
3548 [main] INFO : server.ServerApplication – XML-RPC HTTP end point /xmlrpc…
3563 [main] INFO : server.ServerApplication – JSON-RPC HTTP end point /jsonrpc..
.

3720 [main] INFO : http.HttpServer – Version Jetty/5.1.11RC0
3766 [main] INFO : util.Container – Started HttpContext[/,/]
3798 [main] INFO : http.SocketListener – Started SocketListener on 0.0.0.0:8080
3813 [main] INFO : util.Container – Started org.mortbay.jetty.Server@1938039
3829 [main] INFO : server.ServerApplication – Done initializing HTTP Server
3860 [main] INFO : server.ServerApplication – ==================================
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how do I setup agiletrack to access this server?
how do I access it via the web?

We have a small-medium development team and would benefit greatly from this product should I be able to get it to work.

—Posted by Chris Norris on May 31, 2011

Chris, I've been out of town—sorry it has taken a while to reply.

To answer your question, AgileTrack does not currently have a pure web interface. The AgileTrack client can connect to a central database directly, or through the AgileTrack server.

Right now, it is generally recommended that a shared database is used rather than a central AgileTrack server because the setup is simpler.

If you'd like a more detailed description of the differences, let me know.

—Posted by Adam Lane on Jun 6, 2011 at 9:02:25 PM


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