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- Troubleshooting Teamcenter and Active Workspace Basics, Web Tier Problem
In this post, our instructor provides a learning session on troubleshooting a problem with the Teamcenter and Active Workspace Web Tier. In the demonstration, key topics are discussed relating to the separation of Teamcenter components, testing the Oracle Database, looking over services, testing multiple clients and running utilities. Helpful Siemens Support Center Links and Searches Web Tier Documentation and Solution Center Support Cases, Knowledge Base Articles, Documentation and more Teamcenter 2312 Logging information in the System Administration Document Useful administration utilities
- Maximize Your Learning: Utilizing Picture in Picture Videos at AWToolbox.com
At AWToolbox.com the experience is just as important as the training material. We constantly strive to bring better solutions to everyday problems. Explore the New Picture in Picture Videos at AWToolbox.com Feature Picture in picture (PIP) is nothing new, but at AWToolbox.com it is to us! We have implemented (PIP) in our training so you may now take advantage of this simple addition to our site. When you are watching a video in one of our courses on the Course Library or Blog, follow the steps below to interact with the PIP functionality. When viewing a training video, click the More options button. In the More options menu, select Picture in picture. The video will open in a standalone window in the lower left side of the screen. Click and drag the corners of the picture in picture window to increase or decrease the size of the window.
- Active Workspace XRT Editor Edits Style Sheet File Names in the Teamcenter Volume
In Teamcenter's Active Workspace Client (AWC), The XRT Editor location, tool, overwrites the physical file name in the volume, or Named Reference. This is not ideal when we look at migrating style sheets to other environments; like Development to Production for example. In the demonstration, our instructor reviews this "feature" and demonstrates a few simple tactics for mitigating impacts to your migration methods by adding the name of the style sheet as a comment at the top of the XML definition. This is so you can search in Windows for the contents of this document so you know which file corresponds to which dataset on export. We highly recommend using the Administration Data Tools as this mitigates the issue further by automating the export and import of style sheets and reduces the need to digest the local files after an export.