Changes between Version 39 and Version 40 of WikiStart

Timestamp:

09/19/19 10:49:29 (5 years ago)

Author:

wouter

Comment:

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WikiStart

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 You can then click on the provided links to view the available profiles and to look into their exact contents. Also the server can now be approached by parties to get a websocket stream of a profile, which facilitates real-time reporting of any changes made to the profile.
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+= Adding or changing a Profile
+To change a profile or add a new profile, 
+* Make sure the profiles server has been run (apache will unzip the war file)
+* Locate the unzipped profilesserver folder inside your tomcat webapps  directory
+* locate the domainsrepo directory inside that folder. This folder contains all current profiles
+* Copy your new version of a profile over an existing one.
+* To create a new profile, make a new folder with a name matching the name of the domain
+* Copy the domain description into the folder
+* Copy the profile(s) into the folder.
+* The files should now show up in the "list of domain and profile files" on the server webpage. Make sure you force refresh the page as some browsers show only old cached data.
+* If the file is visible in that list, but does not show up in "list of currently available profiles" then the files do not contain a valid profile. Check the apache tomcat logs to see why the files have been rejected. 
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 = JSON structure of profile
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-== Adding or changing a Profile
-To change a profile or add a new profile, 
-* Make sure the profiles server has been run (apache will unzip the war file)
-* Locate the unzipped profilesserver folder inside your tomcat webapps  directory
-* locate the domainsrepo directory inside that folder. This folder contains all current profiles
-* Copy your new version of a profile over an existing one.
-* To create a new profile, make a new folder with a name matching the name of the domain
-* Copy the domain description into the folder
-* Copy the profile(s) into the folder.
-* The files should now show up in the "list of domain and profile files" on the server webpage. Make sure you force refresh the page as some browsers show only old cached data.
-* If the file is visible in that list, but does not show up in "list of currently available profiles" then the files do not contain a valid profile. Check the apache tomcat logs to see why the files have been rejected.