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Downloading and installing Wookie

Running Wookie in "standalone" mode

Running Wookie with Tomcat and MySQL

Running Wookie with other configurations

Using the Administration web interface

To access the administrators interface in the development server use the username 'java' and the password 'java' at:http://localhost:8080/wookie/adminImage Removedserver, go to

http://\{your server}/wookie/admin

By default, and when Wookie is running in "standalone" mode, the Wookie server admin username and password are both "java".

Adding and removing widgets

Whitelist

Server configuration

User management

The Wookie server comes with a built-in user called "java" linked to the "widgetadmin" role. These are defined in the roles.properties and users.properties files located in WEB-INF/classes. These can be removed in a standard application server environment, and another user added to "widgetadmin" role, for example in tomcat-users.xml in a Tomcat installation.

Login configuration settings can be found in the web.xml file located in wookie/WEB-INF.

Integration with Shindig

Proxy configuration