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| - | These are the Tera-WURFL Configuration Options available in [http://www.tera-wurfl.com/Tera-Wurfl_Doc/__filesource/ | + | These are the Tera-WURFL Configuration Options available in [http://www.tera-wurfl.com/Tera-Wurfl_Doc/__filesource/fsource_TeraWurfl__TeraWurflConfig.php.html TeraWurflConfig.php]. |
==Database Options== | ==Database Options== | ||
| - | * '''DB_HOST''': database server hostname or IP<br>examples: "localhost", "db001.yourserver.com", "192.168.0.1", "SQLEXPRESS\ | + | * '''DB_HOST''': database server hostname or IP<br>examples: "localhost", "db001.yourserver.com", "192.168.0.1", "SQLEXPRESS\wurflinstance" |
* '''DB_USER''': database username. Make sure your database has the correct permissions: examples: "wurfluser", "MYDOMAIN\wurfluser" | * '''DB_USER''': database username. Make sure your database has the correct permissions: examples: "wurfluser", "MYDOMAIN\wurfluser" | ||
** MySQL 4: SELECT,INSERT,DELETE,DROP,CREATE | ** MySQL 4: SELECT,INSERT,DELETE,DROP,CREATE | ||
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** LOG_WARNING | ** LOG_WARNING | ||
** LOG_ERR | ** LOG_ERR | ||
| + | * '''OVERRIDE_MEMORY_LIMIT''': set to '''true''' to override PHP's default memory limit | ||
| + | * '''MEMORY_LIMIT''': the amount of memory to allocate to PHP if OVERRIDE_MEMORY_LIMIT is enabled | ||
| + | * '''SIMPLE_DESKTOP_ENGINE_ENABLE''': enable the SimpleDesktop Matching Engine to increase performance | ||
| + | * '''CAPABILITY_FILTER''': the capability filter that is used to determine which capabilities are available | ||
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| + | You can look through the available WURFL capabilities of any device using the [http://www.tera-wurfl.com/explore/ Tera-WURFL Explorer]. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:37, 8 March 2010
These are the Tera-WURFL Configuration Options available in TeraWurflConfig.php.
Database Options
- DB_HOST: database server hostname or IP
examples: "localhost", "db001.yourserver.com", "192.168.0.1", "SQLEXPRESS\wurflinstance" - DB_USER: database username. Make sure your database has the correct permissions: examples: "wurfluser", "MYDOMAIN\wurfluser"
- MySQL 4: SELECT,INSERT,DELETE,DROP,CREATE
- MySQL 5: SELECT,INSERT,DELETE,DROP,CREATE,EXECUTE,DROP ROUTINE,CREATE ROUTINE
- MSSQL 2005: SELECT,INSERT,DELETE,DROP,CREATE,EXECUTE,DROP PROCEDURE,CREATE PROCEDURE
- DB_PASS: database password for the user above
- DB_SCHEMA: database name
- DB_CONNECTOR: the DatabaseConnector you would like to use to connect to your database. Here's the available options:
- MySQL4
- MySQL5
- MSSQL2005 (EXPERIMENTAL)
- DEVICES: database table name prefix for the WURFL device tables
- CACHE: database table name for the cache
- INDEX: database table name for the Index of the WURFL IDs and UserAgentMatchers
- MERGE: database table name for the combined UserAgentMatcher tables
General Options
- WURFL_DL_URL: full URL to the current WURFL.xml file
- WURFL_CVS_URL: full URL to development (CVS) WURFL file (disabled in version 2.0.0)
- DATADIR: where all data is stored (wurfl.xml, temp files, logs)
- CACHE_ENABLE: enables or disables the cache
- PATCH_ENABLE: enables or disables the patch files. After disabling this option you must reload the WURFL file!
- PATCH_FILE: optional patchs file for WURFL. To use more than one, separate them with semicolons
- WURFL_FILE: path and filename of the WURFL device file from http://wurfl.sourceforge.net (normally wurfl.xml)
- WURFL_LOG_FILE: full path and filename for the log file
- LOG_LEVEL: desired logging level. Use the same constants as for PHP logging. Only the following log levels are used in Tera-WURFL:
- LOG_NOTICE
- LOG_WARNING
- LOG_ERR
- OVERRIDE_MEMORY_LIMIT: set to true to override PHP's default memory limit
- MEMORY_LIMIT: the amount of memory to allocate to PHP if OVERRIDE_MEMORY_LIMIT is enabled
- SIMPLE_DESKTOP_ENGINE_ENABLE: enable the SimpleDesktop Matching Engine to increase performance
- CAPABILITY_FILTER: the capability filter that is used to determine which capabilities are available
You can look through the available WURFL capabilities of any device using the Tera-WURFL Explorer.
