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Examples
- http://192.168.0.1:8888
- http://localhost:8080
- http://swiki.myschool.edu:8080
Access from within Squeak
If you are browsing a SuperSwiki and have the Squeak plugin installed you can directly load the projects into Squeak.
You can load projects from and publish to a SuperSwiki from within Squeak. But, you will need to tell Squeak about the SuperSwiki.
In the SuperSwiki installation directory/folder you will find a little template file that you need to edit to reflect your SuperSwiki's configuration.
The generic template looks like this:
name: My SuperSwiki
directory: /super/SuperSwikiProj
type: bss
server: YourServerAddressHere:YourPortHere
url: YourServerAddressHere:YourPortHere/super/uploads
acceptsUploads: true
There is also a file pre-configured for a simple localhost configuration:
name: My SuperSwiki
directory: /super/SuperSwikiProj
type: bss
server: localhost:8888
url: localhost:8888/super/uploads
acceptsUploads: true
Example for a SuperSwiki on a local network
name: My SuperSwiki
directory: /super/SuperSwikiProj
type: bss
server: 192.168.0.1:8888
url: 192.168.0.1:8888/super/uploads
acceptsUploads: true
You then need to copy this file onto every client that you want to access the server. You need to place the file in the Squeak plugin installation directory, on Windows this usually is
C:\Program Files\Squeak\Plugin\prefs\knownServers
You will notice that this folder already contains the definitions for the Squeakland project servers.
If you do not want to allow uploading, simply remove the line containg acceptsUploads.