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  • Master WaterCoach:
    • The vjdbcServicePortRange is configured in SystemConfigFiles/Explorer.xml to a specific port, e.g.: <vjdbcServicePortRange start="40402" end="40402"/>, (01 FEWS Explorer).
      • Note: this addition should be only made in the master WaterCoach configuration, and should not be included in the configuration of the participant WaterCoach sessions.
    • Needs access to the ScenarioScriptDatabase (SSD), to load the scenario as well as the script.

  • Particpant WaterCoach(es):

    • Should link to the embeded vjdbc server run by the Master. This is configured in the clientConfig.xml of the Delft-FEWS application, see configuration example.

      • If the url can not be pre-configured (e.g. in a VM environment), you can generate this file from the Master application at the start of the exercise and export it to a location (see WaterCoachDisplay.xml), where it can be picked up for use in the Participant applications.

    • Should not have the vdjbc server configured in the Explorer.xml

    • Also need access to the ScenarioScriptDatabase (SSD), to make use of the script and to generate messages. If the SSD is not available, the WaterCoach Display will no start up properly.
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A WaterCoach scenario (LDS) is linked to a specif Delft-FEWS configuration. When you have older scenarios that you want to keep using in combination with the corresponding Delft-FEWS configuration, you can make use of the so-called meta-application.

The configuration of this meta-application contains a list of all WaterCoach application WaterCoachDisplay configuration files, each with their own scenarioScriptDatabasePath (see xml-schema on the right). When a meta-application configuration is specified, WaterCoach will search for scenarios in the configured scenarioScriptDatabasePaths of each of the listed application configuration files. The user can then select the scenario to play from this complete list.


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