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<sis:locationConfig xmlns:sis="http://sis.apache.org/ns/sis">
  <capacity>4</capacity>
  <depth>10</depth>
  <url>http://localhost:8080/fmprod/viewRecent?channel=ALL</url>
</sis:locationConfig>

Wiki MarkupRestart Tomcat to ensure that the changes to the configuration file are detected. \ [Note: If you have previously run the ‘demo.jsp’ SIS webapp demonstration page, it may be necessary to clear out the stored data from the webapp. This can be done by deleting the folders ‘geodata’ and ‘qtree’ from the main SIS webapp directory inbetween stopping and starting Tomcat. The folders will be recreated by the webapp when the next query is run.\]

Running The Demo

To demonstrate the connection we'll use the 'demo.jsp' demo from the SIS web application. Open a web browser and navigate to http://<host>/<webapp>/demo.jsp, where <host> is the Tomcat location and <webapp> is the SIS webapp folder, for example: ‘http://localhost:8080/sis/demo.jsp’.

Enter data in the query form to return an area that should encompass the points defined in your metadata files. For example, the following bounding box query should return an area large enough to include the point defined in the ‘geodata.txt.met’ file:

Lower Left: Latitude: 0, Longitude: 0
Upper Right: Latitude: 50, Longitude: 50

Press the ‘Query’ button and view the map onscreen. All being well, your File Manager files should be visible on the map, as in the following screenshot. Click on the markers on the map to display information about them and confirm that it is indeed your files that are being displayed:

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