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SSO connections for Mobile BI Client - Users do not create these connections manually, instead they can directly import these connections from the Configuration Server (MOBIServer)
Steps
Now deploy the MOBIServer again after changes mentioned above. Once done, you can execute the following URL to check if the properties are configured correctly or not
http://<server>:<port>/MOBIServer/MobiConfigurationServlet?RequestType=ServerList
In response, you should be seeing an XML with the configured properties as Key Value Pairs inside connection tag.
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