Server Explorer

Server Explorer is a handy Mac OS X app that gives you all the tools you need to set up and manage Relativity Servers. You can easily create and define schemas for your middle tier, browse through data, and test it out using DA DQL queries against custom Data Abstract Servers as well as Relativity Servers.

Monitor Your Servers with Ease

With Server Explorer, keeping an eye on your Relativity Servers and custom Data Abstract servers is a breeze. It's built to automatically find and connect to any Relativity instances on your local network. Plus, you can easily set up connections to various remote servers that you want to control.

Configuration Made Simple

You can configure and manage your Relativity Servers right from the app. This includes setting up database connections, domains, login providers, and deciding who gets access to your servers.

Preview Your Data Effortlessly

The main window of Server Explorer allows you to preview data from tables provided by your servers. You can even run specific DA SQL queries against this data to test things out or debug any issues with your services.

Create Custom Schemas

Server Explorer also features a Data Abstract Schema Modeler tool. This lets you design your middle tier by choosing which tables should be available for clients. You can generate abstractions between different types or structures of databases.

Scripting Business Logic with JavaScript

If you're looking to shape the business logic of your Relativity Server, Server Explorer has got you covered! It helps you create JavaScript scripts using the Data Abstract's Business Rules Scripting feature. You can tap into various events from the Relativity Server and Data Abstract JavaScript API to craft custom business rules or run data manipulation tasks as part of your logic.

Inspect Your Data Files

If you're curious about what's inside a .briefcase bundle or .datBriefcase file, just double-click it! Server Explorer makes exploring metadata and contained data super simple.

Ready to check it out? You can download Server Explorer here!