Copy the PhixFlow Webapp into Tomcat
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Initially, simply copy the example file phixflow-instance.xml.example to phixflow-instance.xml.
Configure phixflow-login.xml
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The PhixFlow webapp can be configured to authenticate users’ usernames and passwords against an external Domain / Active Directory or SAML Single Sign-on server e.g. Active Directory Federation Services server.
Initially, simply copy the example file phixflow-login.xml.example to phixflow-login.xml.
See also Configure Login Forms.
Configure logback.xml
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The logback.xml file controls detailed event/error logging on the server.
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Configure phixflow-logging.
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The phixflow-logging.xml file contains a list of directories that contain log files, and is used when downloading log files from the GUI.
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Using Your own Logo in PhixFlow
Optionally, you can configure PhixFlow to display your own company logo. You need a vector graphic .svg file of your logo, renamed as customerLogo.svg (case sensitive). Add the file to $TOMCAT/webapps/phixflow/gui/images/
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