Strategy Web

Strategy Web is an interactive, easy to use interface for all Business Intelligence (BI) reporting, analysis, and monitoring. With Strategy Web, business users perform any of or all the major styles of BI - Scorecards and Dashboards, Enterprise Reporting, OLAP Analysis, Predictive Analysis, and Alerts and Proactive Notification - within a single, unified Web interface. Business users move seamlessly between all five styles of BI and even combine multiple styles within a single report display.

Strategy Web can also be integrated with mapping services to create sophisticated Geospatial Information System (GIS) applications through the use of Strategy GIS Connectors. GIS lets business users visualize data in forms such as maps, globes, reports, and charts so that they can identify and analyze relationships, patterns, and trends in their data. This Readme includes Strategy GIS Connectors certification information in the Certified and Supported Configurations page of the Readme.

Windows Installer 3.0 or later is required to install Strategy One products on a Windows platform.

You can download the software from the Strategy download site.

The Strategy Knowledge Base includes technical notes that document the history of changes to Strategy Web files between various Strategy One releases. To find and review this information, search the knowledge base using a keyword.

System Requirements

For all certified systems, see Platform Certifications.

Compatibility and Interoperability

Strategy Web should be connected only to a Strategy Intelligence Server of the same version or later for production purposes. For the complete Strategy One Platform Compatibility and Interoperability specification, see Compatibility and Interoperability.

Web Client

Protocols and Ports

HTTP: 8080

HTTPS: 8443

Linux Information

Configuration: <TomcatPath>/webapps/MicroStrategy/WEB-INF/classes

Installation: <InstallPath>/WebUniversal

Log Location: <TomcatPath>/webapps/MicroStrategy/WEB-INF/log

Windows Information

Configuration: <CommonFiles>\MicroStrategy\Tomcat\apache-tomcat-9.0.12\webapps\MicroStrategy\WEB-INF\classes

Installation: <InstallPath>\MicroStrategy\Web JSP

Log Location: <CommonFiles>\MicroStrategy\Tomcat\apache-tomcat-9.0.12\webapps\MicroStrategy\WEB-INF\log

Directory Structure

JSP interface: The following table lists folders and files of interest that are included in the default directory structure after deploying your Strategy Web WAR file:

Directory	Contents
`\assets`	Supporting files
`\html`	Supporting files
`\images`	All image files
`\import`	Sample files for Data Import analysis
`\javascript`	Interface JavaScript files
`\jsp`	Interface JSP code files
`\plugins`	Plug-in files for customizations
`\resBundles`	Flash descriptor files
`\style`	Interface style files
`\swf`	Supporting files for widgets
`\VisFramework`	Supporting files for visualizations
`\WEB-INF`	Configuration information for Strategy Web

ASP.NET interface: The following table lists folders and files of interest that are included in the default directory structure after an installation of Strategy Web.

Directory	Contents
`\asp`	.Net files
`\bin`	binary files
`\images`	All image files
`\javascript`	Interface JavaScript files
`\plugins`	Plug-in files for customizations
`\resBundles`	Flash descriptor files
`\style`	Interface style files
`\swf`	Supporting files for widgets
`\VisFramework`	Supporting files for visualizations
`\WEB-INF`	Configuration information for Strategy Web

Web Server

Protocols and Ports

HTTP (JSP): 8080

HTTPS (JSP): 8443

HTTP (ASP): 80

HTTPS (ASP): 443