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--- en:user:configuration_files [2015/05/27 02:21] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ en:user:configuration_files [2022/10/16 20:10] – [Important Configuration Files] kjdon
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 |**OAIConfig.xml**|''GSDL3HOME/WEB-INF/classes''|the configuration file for the OAI server|
 ^**GLI Configuration files**^^^
-|**config.xml**|Linux: ''<USERHOME>/.gli'' Windows: ''C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Greenstone\GLI''|Configuration file for local GLI - stores settings such as library address, last collection open, warnings activated or deactivated etc.|
+|**config.xml**|Linux: ''<USERHOME>/.gli'' \\ Windows: ''C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Greenstone\GLI''|Configuration file for local GLI - stores settings such as library address, last collection open, warnings activated or deactivated etc.|
-|**configRemote.xml**|Linux: ''<USERHOME>/.gli'' Windows: ''C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Greenstone\GLI''|Separate version for use with GLI client. Basically the same os the local version, but includes gliserver address. Needed so that you can run a local GLI at the same time as running GLI with a remote library server.|
+|**configRemote.xml**|Linux: ''<USERHOME>/.gli'' \\ Windows: ''C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Greenstone\GLI''|Separate version for use with GLI client. Basically the same as the local version, but includes gliserver address. Needed so that you can run a local GLI at the same time as running GLI with a remote library server.|
 ^**Collection configuration files**^^^
-|**collectionConfig.xml**|''GSDL3HOME/sites/<site-name>/collect/<collname>/etc''|Collection design file. Greenstone3 equivalent to collect.cfg. Can be edited by hand, or is automatically generated by the GLI|
+|**[[en:user:gs3_collection_configuration_files#collectionconfigxml |collectionConfig.xml]]**|''GSDL3HOME/sites/<site-name>/collect/<collname>/etc''|Collection design file. Greenstone3 equivalent to collect.cfg. Can be edited by hand, or is automatically generated by the GLI|
-|**buildConfig.xml**|''GSDL3HOME/sites/<site-name>/collect/<collname>/index''|Generated automatically by collection building process. Greenstone3 equivalent to build.cfg. Includes build statistics, and information about indexes that have been built.|
+|**[[en:user:gs3_collection_configuration_files#collectioninitxml |collectionInit.xml]]**|''GSDL3HOME/sites/<site-name>/collect/<collname>/etc''|If you want to use a custom Java class for the Collection object, it can be specified in this file.|
+|**[[en:user:gs3_collection_configuration_files#buildconfigxml | buildConfig.xml]]**|''GSDL3HOME/sites/<site-name>/collect/<collname>/index''|Generated automatically by collection building process. Greenstone3 equivalent to build.cfg. Includes build statistics, and information about indexes that have been built.|
 ^**Admin Configuration files**^^^
 |**build.xml**|''GSDL3SRCHOME''|Ant build file for compilation, installation and running Greenstone3.|
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 |**oai.cfg**|GSDLHOME/etc|OAI server configuration file|
 ^**GLI Configuration files**^^^
-|**config.xml**|Linux: ''<USERHOME>/.gli'' Windows: ''C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Greenstone\GLI''|Configuration file for local GLI - stores settings such as library address, last collection open, warnings activated or deactivated etc.|
+|**config.xml**|Linux: ''<USERHOME>/.gli'' \\ Windows: ''C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Greenstone\GLI''|Configuration file for local GLI - stores settings such as library address, last collection open, warnings activated or deactivated etc.|
-|**configRemote.xml**|Linux: ''<USERHOME>/.gli'' Windows: ''C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Greenstone\GLI''|Separate version for use with GLI client. Basically the same os the local version, but includes gliserver address. Needed so that you can run a local GLI at the same time as running GLI with a remote library server.|
+|**configRemote.xml**|Linux: ''<USERHOME>/.gli'' \\ Windows: ''C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Greenstone\GLI''|Separate version for use with GLI client. Basically the same as the local version, but includes gliserver address. Needed so that you can run a local GLI at the same time as running GLI with a remote library server.|
 ^**Collection configuration files**^^^
-|** gli.col **|''GSDLHOME/collect/<collname>''|GLI configuration file specific to a collection. Includes information about whether the colleciton has been previously imported or built, and stores the import and build options specified in the Create panel for that collection.|
+|** gli.col **|''GSDLHOME/collect/<collname>''|GLI configuration file specific to a collection. Includes information about whether the collection has been previously imported or built, and stores the import and build options specified in the Create panel for that collection.|
 |**collect.cfg**|''GSDLHOME/collect/<collname>/etc''|Collection design file. Can be edited by hand, or is automatically generated by the GLI|
 |**build.cfg**|''GSDLHOME/collect/<collname>/index''|Generated automatically by collection building process. Includes build statistics, and information about indexes that have been built.|
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 ===== Additional Resources =====
-**Inside Greenstone Collections**
+  * **[[http://files.greenstone.org/technical/inside_greenstone.pdf|Inside Greenstone Collections]]** (Greenstone 2, written for 2.40) This document presents and explains the configuration files for a few actual Greenstone collections, and also gives an example of how Greenstone's appearance can be customized. (Note, this document is intended to be used with Greenstone version 2.40 and higher.)
-[[http://www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/~ihw/greenstone/inside.htm|English (HTML)]] [[http://www.greenstone.org/docs/inside_greenstone.pdf|English (PDF)]]
-The document presents and explains the configuration files for a few actual Greenstone collections, and also gives an example of how Greenstone's appearance can be customized. (Note, this document is intended to be used with Greenstone version 2.40 and higher.)