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Multiverse Servers

Installing  •  Installing on Linux  •  Running  •  Troubleshooting  •  FAQ  •  Release Notes  •  Updating  •  JMX Monitoring & Mgmt.

Infrastructure

Platform Architecture  •  Registering a World  •  Proxy Server  •  Event Handling  •  World Manager  •  Voice Server

Messaging System

Perception Messaging  •  Using Extension Messages  •  Message Marshalling  •  Multi-subject Messaging  •  Message Catalog

Object Architecture

World Instancing  •  Server Object Search  •  Server Regions  •  Server Markers

Scalability and Performance

Overview  •  Scalability Testing

Reference

File Layout  •  Property File  •  Logging  •  API

NOTE: The contents of the server files have not yet been updated for 1.5.
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Server file layout

The server root directory, sometimes referred to in the documentation as mv-home, is the directory where you installed the multiverse servers. If you extracted the server archive to your system root directory, then this directory will be simply /multiverse on Linux or C:\multiverse on Windows.

It contains the following directories:

  • bin - Server start scripts, the properties file, and other executables.
  • config - Python scripts read by the servers.
    • common - scripts that most worlds are expected to need.
    • sampleworld - scripts specific to Sampleworld.
    • mv_fantasy - scripts specific to Multiverse Demo Fantasy world.
  • dist - Multiverse JAR files.
  • licenses - Licenses for the third-party libraries distributed with the servers.
  • logs - directory where the server saves log files. See Server Logging.
  • other - Other Java libraries (in JARs) that the servers require.
  • src - MARS Java source code.
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