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1. Open console window and change directory to location x, then type: |
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-{{{kieler -application de.cau.cs.kieler.kico.server.headless -noExit -p 5555 &}}} |
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+{{{kieler -application de.cau.cs.kieler.kico.web.server -noExit -p 5555 &}}} |
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1. Change directory to location y, then type: |
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Alternatively (after you configured the port) you can start the KiCo TCP Server via command line: |
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-{{{kieler -application de.cau.cs.kieler.kico.server.headless -noExit [-p <port>] [-d]}}} |
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This will start a background process with the KIELER Compiler TCP Server. Optionally you can specify a (new) listening port for the TCP server using "-p <port>" or "–port <port>",e.g. "-p 5555". The option -d or ~-~-debug enables the debug mode with verbose debug output messages. |
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