build.properties.example

# Any configuration properties set here will override the defaults provided in
# the build.xml file.  If you are using the builtin Maven Jetty webserver, you
# just need to change server.address and the port listed in the
# codebase.url property if you are running on a port other than 8080.

# server name, set this to the IP address or domain name that will be running
# the experiment server 
# FIXME: currently, this MUST be the same as the IP address/domain name of the
# webserver you are deploying the software on.  
server.address=localhost

# the absolute path of where you would like to deploy the experiment JNLP and
# jar files
# (should be accessible / mounted by the webserver)
# NOTE: for windows, use double backslashes as a path separator
# web.dir=C:\\WebServer\\irrigation
web.dir=src/main/webapp

# The URL that maps to the path above.  If you don't mind using "irrigation" as
# part of the URL you can just set the server.address and leave this property
# blank since the build.xml that loads this properties file sets the codebase
# url to the ${server.address} + "/irrigation" by default.
codebase.url=http://${server.address}:8080/irrigation

# set to whatever port you want the Java experiment server to run on (this is
# *not* the webserver port, this is the port used by the experiment server to
# communicate with the individual experiment clients)
server.port=16001