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Temporarily disabling the Azure Notification Hub

If you are using a SQL Azure database, you may have enabled notification broadcasting as part of installing Content Manager. This topic explains how you can disable notification broadcasting temporarily.

Procedure

  1. On the Content Manager server, from %TRIDION_HOME%, go the web\WebUI\WebRoot\Configuration\ subfolder.
  2. Open System.config for editing.
  3. In the servicemodel section, find the client element and give it a new attribute DisableNotificationHub set to the value true.
    Save and close System.config.
  4. Again from %TRIDION_HOME%, go the hubs\notificationHub\ subfolder.
  5. Open Web.config for editing.
  6. Add the following to the file:
    <appSettings>
      <add key="owin:AutomaticAppStartup" value="false" />
    </appSettings>
    Close Web.config.
  7. Again from %TRIDION_HOME%, go the web\WebUI\Models\TCM54\Configuration\ subfolder.
  8. Open TCM54.config for editing.
  9. Find the following line and enclose it in comment delimiters:
    <cfg:file type="script">/Client/NotificationResponder/NotificationResponder.js</cfg:file>
    Close TCM54.config.
  10. Again from %TRIDION_HOME%, go the web\WebUI\Models\TM\Configuration\ subfolder.
  11. Open TMModel.config for editing.
  12. Find the following line and enclose it in comment delimiters:
    <cfg:file type="script">/Scripts/Notifications/TMResponder.js</cfg:file>
    Close TMModel.config.
  13. Restart your Content Manager Windows services, and restart IIS.