Wow, the 7.8 release is like the best Christmas present ever.
This opens up so many possibilities, starting from running Resolume without a control monitor, but including all kinds of crazy interactivity.
I have a question - where are the actual examples being served from?
The full-UI example is at http://<ip address>:8080/api/docs/example/ and the clip launching example is at http://<ip address>:8080/api/docs/triggered/
Is that a hidden folder in the webserver directory, or is redirecting to the examples at /Applications/Resolume Arena/rest/ ?
Curious to know where they are locally on my PC.
Where are the REST API examples being served from?
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Re: Where are the REST API examples being served from?
C:\Program Files\Resolume Arena\rest
- gpvillamil
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Re: Where are the REST API examples being served from?
That's what I thought but http://<ip address>:8080/api/docs/landing/ does not work.
Re: Where are the REST API examples being served from?
Landing is served from the root http://<ip address>:8080/ by default.
If you set a custom root folder, that will be served from http://<ip address>:8080/
We have the server set up such that the examples always work form the link in the Preferences.
If you set a custom root folder, that will be served from http://<ip address>:8080/
We have the server set up such that the examples always work form the link in the Preferences.
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Re: Where are the REST API examples being served from?
Cool, perfect. That answers my question.