Six rule types have key parts known as an application name:

• A Name is the first key part of an application rule (Rule-Application rule type). This is the most common use of the term.
• The key to an Application ID data instance is also known as an application name. The Application ID data instances support external authentication (Data-Admin-AppID class).
• An Application Name is the first key part of a binary file rule (Rule-File-Binary rule type), eForm rule (Rule-File-eForm), form rule (Rule-File-Form), or text file rule (Rule-File-Text).

In releases before Version 5.1, the work pool name was also known as the application name. A work pool name identifies a work pool, and determines which types of work objects a user can create.

In the context of a Web application server such as Tomcat, Process Commander itself is an application, and the term application name identifies a directory and the corresponding installed application. By default, the application name for Process Commander is prweb. This use of the term application name appears only in documentation for installation and upgrades.

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