"If RIDE is installed in the default locations (/opt/ride-4.1 under Linux, [whatever] under Windows), then it is sufficient to set the direction to HTTP. If the copy of RIDE that you wish to use is in a different location, HttpDir should be set to the name of the folder containing the HTML and JavaScript resources required to run RIDE. For example, when Ride 4.2 becomes available, it will be possible to use it in zero footprint mode by setting HttpDir=/opt/ride-4.2/resources/app (assuming a default installation on a Linux machine)."
from Bjorn: "What do you mean by HttpDir=/opt/ride-4.2/resources/app? That will only work if it is a configuration setting in the Ride Configuration file not an environment variable."
[Ported from Mantis 0016551]
Morten: re RIDE document and HttpDir:
For the documentation, we might add:
"If RIDE is installed in the default locations (/opt/ride-4.1 under Linux, [whatever] under Windows), then it is sufficient to set the direction to HTTP. If the copy of RIDE that you wish to use is in a different location, HttpDir should be set to the name of the folder containing the HTML and JavaScript resources required to run RIDE. For example, when Ride 4.2 becomes available, it will be possible to use it in zero footprint mode by setting HttpDir=/opt/ride-4.2/resources/app (assuming a default installation on a Linux machine)."
from Bjorn: "What do you mean by HttpDir=/opt/ride-4.2/resources/app? That will only work if it is a configuration setting in the Ride Configuration file not an environment variable."