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
- On the Content Manager server, from
%TRIDION_HOME%, go the web\WebUI\WebRoot\Configuration\ subfolder.
- Open System.config for editing.
- 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.
- Again from
%TRIDION_HOME%, go the hubs\notificationHub\ subfolder.
- Open Web.config for editing.
- Add the following to the file:
<appSettings>
<add key="owin:AutomaticAppStartup" value="false" />
</appSettings>
Close Web.config.
- Again from
%TRIDION_HOME%, go the web\WebUI\Models\TCM54\Configuration\ subfolder.
- Open TCM54.config for editing.
- Find the following line and enclose it in comment delimiters:
<cfg:file type="script">/Client/NotificationResponder/NotificationResponder.js</cfg:file>
Close TCM54.config.
- Again from
%TRIDION_HOME%, go the web\WebUI\Models\TM\Configuration\ subfolder.
- Open TMModel.config for editing.
- Find the following line and enclose it in comment delimiters:
<cfg:file type="script">/Scripts/Notifications/TMResponder.js</cfg:file>
Close TMModel.config.
- Restart your Content Manager Windows services, and restart IIS.