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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<webBrowserDisplay xmlns="http://www.wldelft.nl/fews" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.wldelft.nl/fews http://fews.wldelft.nl/schemas/version1.0/webBrowserDisplay.xsd">
	<domainWhiteList>
		<access origin="deltares.nl" />
		<access origin="*.deltares.nl" />
	</domainWhiteList>
	<downloadDir>%REGION_HOME%/downloads</downloadDir>
</webBrowserDisplay>

Origins listed in this file can consist of three parts: <protocol://host:port> where protocol and port are optional parts and only the host name can contain wildcards (* or ?). When the "http" protocol is specified, "https" is also allowed but the opposite is not the case.

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Using FEWS release 2020.02 and later the folder used to download files can be configured using a global property, DOWNLOAD_FOLDER you can add to the global.properties file (i.e. DOWNLOAD_FOLDER=%REGION_HOME%/Download) the  the WebBrowserDisplay.xml configuration file using a <downloadDir> element. If you do not configure this, a dialog box will pop up to ask the user where he wants to put a downloaded file.

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A new feature which is available in FEWS 2020.02 and later versions is the use of the Chrome Developer Tools which can be very helpful if a specific web application does not function properly in the embedded web browser. To use this, you need to run FEWS in debug mode (-Dlog.debug=true) and it will support remote debugging, to use this you open a separate Chrome browser window and enter the url "http://localhost:9222" to connect to the debugging session.

Downloads

Please find here the latest JCEF package for the different Delft-FEWS versions (Windows or linux). Please follow the instructions above to unpack them properly.

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