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| The new version of ITrack LX, colloquially known as LXW, is the faster and sexier version of ITrack designed to run in the browser, primarily on handheld scanner devices.
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| == Dependencies ==
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| Besides the regular version of [[MySQL]] used by ITrack Enterprise, LXW requires:
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| * [http://httpd.apache.org/download.cgi Apache] 2.2 or higher
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| * [http://php.net/downloads.php PHP] 5.3 or higher
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| * [http://nodejs.org/download/ Node.js] 0.8 or higher
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| * [http://subversion.apache.org/ SVN] 1.6 or higher
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| == Installing the server-side code ==
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| This is the PHP code that talks to the database! It should be checked out somewhere that is ''not'' accessible via HTTP.
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| The directory to check out is [http://svn.isoftdata.com/svn/Web/tinymvc-branches/lxw-release http://svn.isoftdata.com/svn/Web/tinymvc-branches/lxw-release].
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| To configure the database connection, edit /lxw/configs/database.php.
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| == Installing the client-side code ==
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| This is the code that is accessible via HTTP! Check it out to your Apache htdocs folder, or whatever other folder will get it served up to the tubes.
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| The directory to check out is [http://svn.isoftdata.com/svn/Web/tinymvc-branches/lxw-release/lxw/client http://svn.isoftdata.com/svn/Web/tinymvc-branches/lxw-release/lxw/client].
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| To configure the connection to the server-side code: edit line 15 of server/index.php to point it at the path where you checked out the server-side code.
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| To configure client application settings (which should all have reasonable defaults), you can edit the config.js file in the client path.
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| == Testing ==
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| Browsing to the [the URL you would expect to correspond to the client-side files you installed]/server/index.php should show you a snide remark embedded in JSON.
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| Browsing to the regular URL should show you a screen asking you to identify your store number (assuming that your web server is configured to serve up index.html files when you browse to a directory).
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