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You may also wish to retain the following files in this directory: dashboard-layouts.xml, which is required for
users to construct dashboards, and adhocWizard.xml, which is required for the users to access the Ad Hoc
Wizards.
The registry directory contains all of the configuration files. The two most important configuration files
are:
• sree.properties - contains configuration information for a particular repository. Paths in
sree.properties may be specified using an absolute path, or, in the case of paths which are relative to the
registry directory, they may be specified using the environment variable, e.g., $(sree.home)/repository.xml.
• repository.xml - contains the xml specification for the logical structure of the repository.
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Other configuration files may include:
• schedule.xml - contains the xml specification for the configuration of the scheduler.
• datasource.xml - contains the xml specification for the configuration of the data sources for a reporting
application.
• query.xml. - contains the xml specification for queries which may be associated with particular data
sources.
• sree.log - plain text file containing log events for the SREE server.
• schedule.log - plain text file containing the log entries for the Scheduling component of the
server.
The registry directory is usually specified as the initialization parameter, sree.home, for the Repository
servlet (inetsoft.sree.web.ServletRepository), and also for the Enterprise Manager servlet
(inetsoft.sree.adm.AdmServlet). However, the sree.home initialization parameter is not necessary if the
configuration files are placed at the root of the classpath (i.e. in WEB-INF/classes).
When you use the Enterprise Manager to change settings, the new settings are saved to the configuration files
in the registry directory (SREE Home).
More Resources About Dashboards
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