Site Root
The Java Multi File Uploader requires that the site root be set. This is the public domain and URL for the web site. Normally EnterMedia will detect the site root by asking at the web browser who is connecting to it. Unfortunetly this only works if with the first connection made to the server after a boot up.
It is recommend to set the site root by editing this file:
/_site.xconf
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<page>
<property name="encoding">UTF-8</property>
<property name="themeprefix">/themes/baseem</property>
<inner-layout>${themeprefix}/layouts/layout.html</inner-layout>
<property name="usemultiplelanguages">false</property>
<property name="siteRoot">http://em.mysite.com:8080</property>
</page>
- Note there is no trailing slash.
- The port numbers are optional
- https can be specified
- The web server will need to be reboot once this file is edited
EM 8 Knowledge base
Welcome to the EnterMedia 8 Knowledge Base! Here you will find information about working with and developing on the EnterMedia 8 platform.
General Information
- EnterMedia 8.10R1 Release Notes
- EnterMedia 8.9R1 Release Notes
- EnterMedia 8.8.2 Release Notes
- EnterMedia 8.7 Release Notes
- EnterMedia 8.6 Release Notes
- EnterMedia 8.5.2 Release Notes
Setup
- CentOS Installer
- VirtualBox Evaluation Setup
- Defining Roles
- Users And Groups
- Application Libraries
- Hot Folders
- Managing Metadata - Categories
- Managing Metadata - Fields
- Managing Metadata - Views & Asset Types
- Managing Metadata - Data Views
- Watermarking
- User Importing
- Creating Cascading Lists
- GIT Hot Folders
- Setup OE Mounts
- Authentication Options
- ImageMagick
- Site Root
- SMTP Email Setup
Administration
- Upgrading to the Latest Release
- Exporting and Importing Applications
- Multi-File Upload
- Fix Permissions
- Asset Permissions
- Developer - Events API
- Developer - Remote Debug
- Developer - Memory Usage
- Creating and Linking Modules
- Setup - Tomcat Settings