profoundui/pui0001204

[Bruno97]

Would that work well for you?

Hi Scott,

Yes, I think that could be the right answer to our problem !

Bruno

[Bruno97]

Just to add an idea. You could set up separate instances of Profound UI for each of your "companies". Each would have its own library and therefore the 0 record could differ. When you license Profound UI, you are entitled to run as many instances on that partition as you would like. Many customers use this to set up Dev/QA/Prod environments. Others use separate instances for different customers/companies. Another advantage is that when you want to upgrade the product, you can schedule different outage windows for each "company".

Hi Brian,

I am sorry but I don't understand what you mean by "separate instances of PUI" ? It seems to be very interesting, but how can I do this ?

Bruno

[Brian]

Just run the installer again. But change the settings for a different port, library name, and instance name. Now you have 2 webservers running on your system. Different URLs, libraries, etc. Again, it is very common practice with customers. Now you have independent environments that can be started, stopped, upgraded, and configured as needed.

[Bruno97]

Thank you for that information Brian.
I will suggest this to our admin. This might be the right solution.

I hope we will go for PUI, I believe in you all guys.
Keep up the very good work !

Bruno

[Scott Klement]

Let me know if Brian's suggestion will work for you, since that's something you can do right now (without any need to change Profound UI).

If it won't work, we'll take a look at adding the extra library list file.

[Bruno97]

Hi,

I think Brian's suggestion will match our needs. However, I'll let you know if we change our mind.

Thanks,
Bruno