This option allows you to reduce the memory consumption of the FortressClient during file uploads. Without chunked encoding, the entire file must be read into memory before it can be uploaded. This means the amount of memory available on the computer must be greater than the size of the file being uploaded. This setting is not compatible with some proxy servers, routers or firewalls.
The default is unchecked
The inherent behavior of Fortress, as an ASP.NET web application, is for the client to notify the server that a request is pending and for the server to OK the request with an HTTP Continue before the client can continue. By default this is enabled.
However, on low latency networks, such as satellite networks, this constant notification and verification can impede performance. If Use Expect 100-Continue Headers is disabled, the client sends the request and the transaction data at the same time, reducing the number of round trips to the server.
When this option is enabled, the Fortress Client requests a database delta (rather than the full tree) if your local cached Fortress repository is many versions out of date. This is the recommended default setting. If the option is unchecked, the Fortress Server will send a new full repository tree.
Please note that changes to your proxy settings will not take effect until the next time that you connect to a Fortress Server.
This setting causes Fortress to use the system default proxy which is specified in Control Panel -> Internet Options -> Connections -> LAN Settings. Note that due to a limitation in the .NET Framework, automatic configuration is not supported. If your LAN uses automatic configuration to set the proxy server, you must manually configure that proxy server in Fortress.
This is the default setting for Proxy.
This option allows you to specify the address and port of the proxy that should be used. Type the proxy server name in the Address text box and the port number in the Port text box.
This option allows you to connect directly to the Fortress Server overriding any system default proxy.