Help - Modifying a Web Application on a Server

Modifying a Web Application on a Server

3.: In the Web application Details expander, do the following:
a. Click Browse to edit the Web Application User.
NOTE: The Web Application user must be a member of the IIS_IUSRS Group. If you select a user that is not a member of the IIS_IUSRS Group, the SMC prompts you to add that user to the IIS_IUSRS Group.
b. Enter the Password of the Web Application user.
c. Click Browse and select a valid certificate using the Select Certificate dialog box. You can select a certificate from the Personal tab of the Store location; either Local machine certificates or User certificates.

4.: (Optional) From the Project Information: Web Server Communication expander, select a project to link to the Web Application.
NOTE 1: If the Web communication for the selected project is Disabled, it is recommended to cancel the Web Application creation and set the web configuration mode as Secured or Unsecured. Otherwise, when creating a Web Application, and you click the Web Application HTTPs hyperlink, you cannot with web or Windows App clients.
NOTE 2: When you edit a project, the CCom port settings, including Communication mode and CCom port number, are updated to match the linked project's CCom port settings. Also, the System name and the Project path of the linked project are displayed and selected by default. However, you cannot edit them.
NOTE 3: For a distributed environment, in addition to the home system name (system name associated with the project linked to the Web Application), the system names of all the projects in distribution with the project linked to the Web Application are also displayed. When you launch the Web/WindowsApp clients, you can work with all the projects whose system names are listed.

5.: Click Save .
NOTE: If you modify the Web Application certificate, a message displays indicating you that you need to sign the Web Application with the modified certificate using Sign Application .