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--- visionx:faq_tech [2024/01/10 09:38]
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+++ visionx:faq_tech [2026/07/23 06:54] (current)
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 <code>
-config_new.xml (if available)
+build
-build/classes
 src.client.backup
 src.server.backup
 work/classes
+work/*.md5
+work/.*
+config_new.xml (if available)
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 The directory contains the react UI and if you update VisionX, the latest version will be put into your application. Yes, your ''WebContent/ui'' folder will be updated automatically. If you don't want that, simply create a file with name ''.custom'' in your '''WebContent/ui'' folder. But be careful because if you have such file, VisionX won't update to the latest version. So it's in your hands and if you have an incompatible version, you have to update on your own or remove the ''.custom'' file.
 ==== How to update react UI to latest version? ====
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 If you use a react UI from the github repo, we don't guarantee compatibility with VisionX because the UI depends on the server implementation. Problems with custom or manually updated react UI versions are not included in standard product support.
+==== Check if react UI is up-to-date ====
+The bundled react UI is stored in:
+<code><VisionX>/rad/apps/visionx/resources/application/WebContent/ui/static/js/main.xyz.js</code>
+The react UI of your application is stored in:
+<code><VisionX>/rad/apps/<application>/WebContent/ui/static/js/main.???.js</code>
+Simply compare the filename and if only one '''main.*''' file is available. To be 100% sure, compare the files
+of every directory.
+One task of VisionX is to keep your application(s) up-to-date. This will be done automatically.
 ==== Update export doesn't contain custom folders =====
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 ==== Different Windows file encodings ====
-Sometimes, you have the same Windows OS but different file encodings, e.g. cp1252 vs. UTF-8. This is not a VisionX problem, it's an OS setting. Some Windows installations have a new UTF-8 feature. You can see this option by going to Settings and then: All Settings -> Time & Language -> Language -> **Administrative Language Settings**
+Sometimes, you have the same Windows OS but different file encodings, e.g. cp1252 vs. UTF-8. This is not a VisionX problem, it's an OS setting. Some Windows installations have a new UTF-8 feature. You can see this option by going to Settings and then: All Settings -> Time & Language -> Language -> Administrative Language Settings
 Will look like:
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 {{:visionx:utf8_windows.png?nolink&400|}}
-Simply unset UTF-8 or set cp1252 as described [[:visionx:faq_tech/#additional_jvm_start_parameters|here]].
+Simply unset UTF-8 or set cp1252 instead of UTF-8 as described [[:visionx:faq_tech/#additional_jvm_start_parameters|here]].
+==== Application directory ===
+If you want to know the directory in which an application is stored, simply press Shift + Alt (Shift + Option, MacOS) to show new icons besides the application. [[https://blog.sibvisions.com/2021/05/06/visionx-5-6-new-hidden-feature-for-developers/|Here]] are some details.