SUMMARY

This article lists the new features and changes in Moxie version 7.07. It is intended for anyone planning to upgrade their installation of Moxie 7.06. All Moxie components, including Data Server, Player, Studio and services must be upgraded to 7.07 to ensure compatibility.

SUMMARY

This article lists the new features and changes in Moxie version 7.06. It is intended for anyone planning to upgrade their installation of Moxie 7.05. All Moxie components, including Data Server, Player, Studio and services must be upgraded to 7.06 to ensure compatibility.

1. From the Moxie Studio, in the ribbon, click . 
   
   
   
   The Studio Options dialog box appears
   
   
2. In the left pane, click Connections.
   
   

SUMMARY

This article lists the new features and changes in Moxie version 7.05. It is intended for anyone planning to upgrade their installation of Moxie 7.04. All Moxie components, including Data Server, Player, Studio and services must be upgraded to 7.05 to ensure compatibility.

Summary

Upgrading to Moxie 7.04 can revert all Log Server configurations to the default state. In addition, it can also cause the Log Server to be listed twice as a connected Moxie application. If this occurs, the Log Server is unable to write logs to the database.

Symptoms 

Before Upgrading

In this example, the Log Server:

Symptoms

• The user interface of the Omnivex Data Server Connection tool is not displayed, however it does appear in the Task Manager and on the taskbar. 
  
  

Cause

Microsoft SQL Server Compact 3.5 Service Pack 2 is a prerequisite for this application and is not installed or has been removed from the host computer. 

Summary

The following table lists events that you can monitor in your Moxie environment

Summary

Moxie has a log system that tracks the display of content and records it in a database. This database can then be queried to create reports containing data related to content displayed during specific time-spans.

Scope

This document focuses on a proof-of-play (POP) scenario and covers the following:

A configured and enabled Moxie log system is capable of reporting a large volume of log data. Log data itself does not present a comprehensive picture of the information within it because it is a collection of records containing highly detailed information. Each record contains specific information about an event that occurred on a Moxie network. Once collected, this data can be processed into log reports which can better explain and illustrate the information.