Step 3.1. Place the Correct Configuration File on the Viewer
About this task
Use any of the following methods to place the correct configuration file on the Viewer.
- Paste gefdepl.dplcfg into the Data directory.
- Fetch gefdepl.dplcfg from the deployment server.
- Create a new configuration file.
Paste Gefdepl.dplcfg into the Data directory
Procedure
- Open Windows Explorer.
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Select the Viewer's installation data directory
..\Program Files\Proficy\Proficy CIMPLICITY\data
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Paste the gefdepl.dplcfg file that was saved on the deployment server into the Viewer's installation data directory.
Note: Make sure that cimsync.exe is in the Viewer's installation exe directory.
..\Program Files\Proficy\Proficy CIMPLICITY\exe
Fetch Gefdepl.dplcfg from the deployment server
You can fetch gefdepl.dplcfg through the CIMPLICITY Configuration Editor.
- Open the CIMPLICITY Configuration Editor.
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Click File>Fetch from Server on the CIMPLICITY Configuration Editor menu bar.
The Fetch Configuration File browser opens.
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Do the following.
A Look in. Find the directory on the deployment server that was assigned to deploy the gefdepl.dplcfg file. B Files of type Select *.dplcfg Note: The file type *.cimcfg. is also available, to be backward compatible with older deployment configuration files C File name Select gefdepl.dplcfg. Note: The file gefdepl.cimcfg is also available, to be backward compatible with an older deployment configuration file. D Open as read-only (Optional) Check to deploy the file as a read-only file. E Open Click Open.
Results
Gefdepl.dplcfg is automatically deployed to the viewer's installation Data directory. If a configuration file was in the directory, it will be overwritten.
Create a New Configuration File
You can create a configuration file on a Viewer, the same way you do on a server.
If you do, it is recommended that you only create a stand-alone file for that viewer.
- Any configuration will not be deployed to any other computer.
- A stand-alone file will not be overwritten by the deployment server version.