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RobL216_235020
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Oct 09, 2018

HTTP iApp persistence

I have created a simple HTTP application from teh HTTP iApp template and want to use cookie persitence.   I can see this is selected when I create the app but once finished and I list the componen...
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Snl
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Oct 09, 2018

HTH

you can disable 'strict-updates' to modify an configuration object that is under control by an iApp. Be sure to read the article below, which explains the impact of disabling this setting.

https://devcentral.f5.com/articles/understanding-iapps-18224

Here is where to find the 'strict-updates' setting:

Log in to the Configuration utility.
Navigate to iApps > Application Services and click the name of the affected application service.
Click the Properties tab.
Select Advanced from the drop-down menu.
Clear the check box next to Strict Updates.
Click Update.
Re-enable Strict Updates when modifications are complete, so updates to the template propagate to the application service.