Admin Tools: Dependency Check

Overview

Updated 07/12/2021

 

Dependency Check is a diagnostic feature that is used to make sure that the Avionte core application and Avionte web portals are matched up with the proper database version as well as versions for any third-party software applications you may have installed and that are needed for use with Avionté. The checks verify whether any third party dependencies such as Resume Parser, PDF web service, application and portal versions, Vertex, etc., are set up correctly.

 

 

Note: The dependency check for Application Version is always checked upon startup as a precaution, regardless of the configuration in Admin Tools.

Dependency checking can also be set up for portals. See the portal topic for Dependency Check.

 

If a site is set up with the Dependency Check feature, a window as shown below may appear when you launch Avionté. This window will not appear every time Avionté is opened, but only those times when an error is discovered with a dependency.

If the Severity column displays any value of Error, a message on the window will indicate that the user cannot continue and will need system administrator assistance.

If the Severity column only displays values of Warning, the user will be prompted to contact the system administrator, but is allowed to close the window and continue with using Avionté.

Configure Dependency Checks

1. From the Start Page, select Admin Tools from the Actions menu or click the Admin Tools shortcut button.
    
   
   
   
2. With the System category selected, double-click Dependency Check in the options list to the right. The Dependency Check window appears. Notice that the lower portion of the window is empty at first.
   
   
   
   
3. The Severe checkbox indicates whether the message type is Severe, meaning the user will not be able to continue and will be prompted to contact their system administrator. If a message type of Warning is encountered, users will be notified of the issue, but can close the Dependency Check window and continue working as long as no severe issues are also discovered.
   
   
4. The Active checkbox indicates the services that are to be checked each time the core application starts up (this is a read-only value automatically set ).
   
   
5. Set the dependency checks to be automatically run at startup using the Auto dependencies check at startup checkbox:
   
   
   • If checked (default), when users open or restart Avionté, it automatically launches the Dependency Check window and displays any errors encountered while performing the dependency checks.
     
     
   • If unchecked, dependency checks are not performed when users open or restart Avionté.
     
     
6. To run dependency checks at any given time, click the Check Dependencies button. The checks are immediately run and results are displayed in the lower grid with the required error, version information, and error types for any active dependencies.
   
   
7. A message is displayed as “Cannot continue with severe error. Please contact your system administrator” for severe types of dependency checks, and Avionté cannot be reopened until the error is resolved by the administrator.

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