Make config files so that you can load specific profiles for specific game-types.
http://httpd.apache.org/ Create a Proxy Auto-Config file (PAC file).
In IEEE C37.118.2 based PMU communication networks, three applications corresponding to command frame, configuration frame and data frames are created in "Application Config" node.
Whereas for IEC 61850-90-5 PMU communetworks nethrees, three applications namely MMS request-response, R-GOOSE and R-SV are created in "Application Config" node.
The transmission of R-SV messages is terminated at the end of simulation by sending R-GOOSE message with "SVEna" value of R-MSCVB set to 0. By combining different application over a period of time, different profiles are created, using "profile config" node, to set traffic flows between different PMUs and PDCs.
You could create some global variables or config values for the name of the fields but you still need to update these and it might make for some difficult to maintain and ugly-looking code.
To the uninitiated, an installation file that tells you to "make sure have the proper libs and dependencies" and "be sure to create a link to the config file" is sure to have typical users scurrying for the "safer" hills of Microsoft.
The controller (ActionServlet) will select an appropriate Action for each request based on the ActionMappings provided in the struts-config,xml file, create an instance of the Action (if necessary), and then call the execute method of the Action.
For example, if your USB drive is E:, create the folders E \Windows\System32\ and copy the config folder into that.
1. create local copy in [target-directory] 2. configure wiki and database through the browser (not done by this script!) 3. cleanup installation (i.e. copy config to correct location) step 1 and 3 are performed by default.
