zenon Smart Server

This page is a simple example of how web access to a Service Engine system can be set up using zenon Smart Server.

System Requirements

The zenon Smart Client can be used by all browsers on Windows Systems.

VBA / VSTA

The operating system uses Data Execution Prevention (DEP) to prevent VBA code being executed in the browser. You can find more detailed information on deactivating Data Execution Prevention in the zenon documentation in the 'Smart Server' chapter.

Microsoft Internet Explorer

In order to ensure optimum operation of the zenon Smart Clients, the Smart Server must be added to the list of trusted site under Internet options -> Security.

 

Installation of the zenon Smart Client

The zenon Smart Client setup must first be downloaded and run in order to use the zenon Smart Client. Once this has been installed, a connection to the zenon Smart Server can be made.

Starts the zenon Smart Client as new process (all browsers)

Starting the zenon Smart Client as a new process.

Starts the zenon Smart Client Embedded (Internet Explorer only)

Starting the zenon Smart Client. Starting the zenon Smart Client in a new window. Starting the zenon Smart Client in full screen mode.

Installs the zenon Smart Client

Download the zenon Smart Client control setup (10).

General structure

The zenon Smart Client must be installed in order to display zenon projects in the browser.

Info: The zenon Smart Client has to be of the same version (e.g. 10) as the Service Engine server.

In order for the zenon Smart Client to be able to make a connection to the Service Engine server, some configuration parameters (version info, project name, name of the zenon Smart Server PC, name of the Service Engine server PC) must be amended in the configuration file on the web server (\config\global_vars.js). You can edit this file with a standard text editor (Notepad).

You can find more detailed information on setup in the zenon documentation in the 'Smart Server' chapter.