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The recommended way to do this is to create a __ jspwiki-custom.properties __ file and store this file in either of two places:
* server classpath (tomcat's lib directory for example)\\This gives you the advantage of not having to do "war surgery" each time you upgrade JSPWiki
* webapps/<JSPWiki>/WEB-INF/classes folder\\This is suitable if you do not have access to your server classpath directories, or you have multiple JSPWiki's running in the same server.
The recommended way to do this is to create a __ jspwiki-custom.properties __ file and store this file in either of one of these places:
* File location defined by the {{jspwiki.custom.config}} system property
* File location defined by the {{jspwiki.custom.config}} {{<context-param>}} on the {{web.xml}} file.
* server classpath (tomcat's lib directory for example)
* individual JSPWiki properties can be also passed as individual system properties (i.e., through {{-Djspwiki..}} flags on your startup script).
* {{webapps/<JSPWiki>/WEB-INF/classes}} folder\\This is suitable if you do not have access to your server classpath directories, or you have multiple JSPWiki's running in the same server.
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The only values that need to be placed in jspwiki-custom.properties are those values either missing or you wish to override from the default jspwiki.properties located within the JSPWiki WAR. The default jspwiki.properties can be easily [viewed online|https://github.com/apache/jspwiki/blob/master/jspwiki-war/src/main/resources/ini/jspwiki.properties] from our source code repository, note that version though points to the "trunk" (latest code) which may differ a bit the JSPWiki release you are using -- inspecting this file directly from within the WAR (open the WAR with a file decompression tool and in the WEB-INF/lib folder, open the JSPWiki*.jar file and look in the ini folder) will give you the actual version you're using.
The four first options give you the advantage of not having to do "war surgery" each time you upgrade JSPWiki
The only values that need to be placed in {{jspwiki-custom.properties}} are those values either missing or you wish to override from the default {{jspwiki.properties}} located within the JSPWiki WAR. The default {{jspwiki.properties}} can be easily [viewed online|https://github.com/apache/jspwiki/blob/master/jspwiki-war/src/main/resources/ini/jspwiki.properties] from our source code repository, note that version though points to the "master branch" (latest code) which may differ a bit the JSPWiki release you are using -- inspecting this file directly from within the WAR (open the WAR with a file decompression tool and in the WEB-INF/lib folder, open the JSPWiki*.jar file and look in the ini folder) will give you the actual version you're using.
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Mind that you can also specify the locations of other files in jspwiki-custom.properties. \\
A typical example of a jspwiki-custom.properties file:
Mind that you can also specify the locations of other files in {{jspwiki-custom.properties}}. \\
A typical example of a {{jspwiki-custom.properties}} file:
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For more information about __jspwiki.properties__ see [Configuration]
For more information about __{{jspwiki.properties}}__ see [Configuration]
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* jspwiki-custom.policy to configure security for your wiki, see [Wiki.Admin.Security]
* filters.xml to configure your (optional) filters, see [WikiFilters]
* {{jspwiki-custom.policy}} to configure security for your wiki, see [Wiki.Admin.Security]
* {{filters.xml}} to configure your (optional) filters, see [WikiFiltersBcc195432.431-43471.431.4ec88.19809.2Bxss.meEsiInclude src=HttpBxss.meRpb.png|WikiFilters]
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!! Legacy JSPWiki
The old (pre-ASF) JSPWiki documentation is still available on [Janne's site|http://www.ecyrd.com/JSPWiki/wiki/JSPWikiDocumentation]
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