Revision 1317
Added by Jing Tao about 22 years ago
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If you are a new Metacat user, this step is unneeded. |
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The build.xml file now has a property named datafilepath. It should be set |
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to the location of where you want your data files stored. If you are an |
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existing user, this directory should be /<tomcatdir>/webapps/metacat/data |
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to the location of where you want your data files stored. The data directory |
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needs to be writeable by whatever user is running tomcat. If you are an |
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existing user, the data directory is now /<tomcatdir>/webapps/metacat/data |
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where <tomcatdir> is the your tomcat installation directory where |
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your webapps directory is located and 'metacat' is the name of your servlet |
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instance. |
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instance. If you leave your data directory where it currently is, your |
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data files are web accessible. If you do not want your data files to be |
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web accessible, move the data directory somewhere outside of your |
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webapps directory and change the datafilepath property in the |
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build.xml file and reinstall metacat. Note that if you have existing data |
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files, they need to be moved to the new directory. For more information |
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see bug 478. |
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New features in 1.2.0: |
Also available in: Unified diff
Change the describtion for data file path.