User`s manual

Creating Web Pages

Creating wvh Files

This section describes how to create the wvh files needed to launch the helper viewer

application.

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#WebView V3.0 wvh extension

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● The first line is the IP address (or host name) of the computer running the video

server and the TCP port number used by the video server for internet services.

● The second line is the IP address (or host name) of the computer running the

camera control server and the TCP port number used by the camera control server

for internet services.

For the IP address, type in the actual camera server IP address (or host

name).

● The third line is the extension used from WebView Livescope version 3.0. The

hash symbol (#) at the beginning of the line indicates that this is a comment line.

From the third line onwards, use the following format:

[Header]:[HostName][Port][Option]

The following can be specified as the header:

wvhttp:

This specifies the conversion server host name. If no conversion server is

connected, use just the header with no host name. To connect to the

conversion server for images only, specify "v" as an option. For a WebView-

HTTP connection, specify "vc" as the option (can be omitted).

Save the text file, quit the text editor and create a wvh file by modifying the file name

and the file extension. You must always add the ".wvh" extension (eg.

"WebView.wvh"). You should also save the wvh file in a folder close to the web page

being created.

Use a text editor to create a new text file and type the following into the text file:

(Example)

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