This article contains a list of external services that anyLogistix is using.
Link | Description |
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http://route.anylogic.com and https://route.anylogic.com |
Routes server, which is used to visualize connections on the map. |
http://alxtiles.anylogic.com and https://alxtiles.anylogic.com |
Proxy server with tiles, which provides tiles for the map. |
https://forms.anylogic.com/features/ | The Feature request form, which is sent via the POST request. Access should be granted to access the server at https://forms.anylogic.com. |
https://forms.anylogic.com/help/ | The broken link report that is sent from the 404 page and the feedback a user sends through the feedback form at the bottom of every page. The feedback is sent via the POST request. Access should be granted to access the server at https://forms.anylogic.com. |
https://www.anylogic.com/supportform/ | The Get support form, which is sent via the POST request. Access should be granted to access the server at https://forms.anylogic.com. |
https://www.anylogistix.com/files/AnyLogistixUpdate.xml | When launched, anyLogistix checks this address for software updates. |
So basically you need to make sure that:
- The POST requests can be sent to https://www.anylogic.com and https://forms.anylogic.com.
- It is possible to access https://alxtiles.anylogic.com and https://route.anylogic.com via HTTPS protocol.
- Your firewall is not blocking https://www.anylogistix.com/files/AnyLogistixUpdate.xml.
Out of the box anyLogistix provides automatic proxy resolving mechanism from System network properties. If required you can define your own proxy server in the anyLogistix configuration file (anylogistix.ini), which by default is located here: C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\anyLogistix
as for instance:
-Dhttps.proxyHost=example.com
-Dhttps.proxyPort=80
Additionally you can add authentication credentials
as for instance:
-DproxyUser=proxyUsername
-DproxyPassword=userPassword
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