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1 -KIELER.Home.Discontinued Projects.Web Services (KWebS).KWebS Server.WebHome
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25 25  = Setting required configuration options =
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27 -The server supports a set of configuration options. They are listed in [[Configuration options for the server>>doc:KIELER.Home.Discontinued Projects.Web Services (KWebS).KWebS Server.Configuration Options for the Server.WebHome]]. For most of these the //default configuration//, which is part of the server, defines a default value. The one option that depends on your installation is the path to the {{code language="none"}}dot{{/code}} executable of the Graphviz package. Therefore you need to tell the server where it can find the package. In order to do so, you use the //provider configuration//. It is located in the file {{code language="none"}}kwebs.user{{/code}} in the root folder where you extracted the server to. For example, in the following listing the executable is located at {{code language="none"}}/usr/bin/dot{{/code}}:
27 +The server supports a set of configuration options. They are listed in [[Configuration options for the server>>doc:Configuration Options for the Server]]. For most of these the //default configuration//, which is part of the server, defines a default value. The one option that depends on your installation is the path to the {{code language="none"}}dot{{/code}} executable of the Graphviz package. Therefore you need to tell the server where it can find the package. In order to do so, you use the //provider configuration//. It is located in the file {{code language="none"}}kwebs.user{{/code}} in the root folder where you extracted the server to. For example, in the following listing the executable is located at {{code language="none"}}/usr/bin/dot{{/code}}:
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29 29  {{code language="bash"}}
30 30  # Use this option to configure the path to the graphviz dot executable