This is the URL to chameleon.php. You can use an alias (i.e. /chameleon/) or an absolute URL (i.e. http://). Note that if you use a URL and set it to http://localhost/path-to-chameleon; then the app won't work from remote machines.

URL pointing to the root of a repository of OGC schemas. See http://ogc.dmsolutions.ca for an example. You shouldn't need to change this unless you know why you would want to.

Full file path to the binary wms parser executable ('/path/to/wmsparse' on Unix, '/path/to/wmsparse.exe' on Windows). Leave empty to use the Chameleon C module if available (faster and brand new) or the built in PHP parser (slower and obsolete).

Maximum time in seconds that MapServer will wait for an answer from a WMS server.

Validate the attributes of each tag in the input template. This should be set to true for debugging but may be set to false in a production environment to enhance performance.

Default language specifier, for instance en-CA or fr-CA.

Template to display if session is invalid.

Mapscript module name (i.e. php_mapscript_40.dll for Windows installations or php_mapscript.so for Unix installations).

Output image type (eg: PNG, GIF). Must be uppercase. This image format MUST be supported by your browser and GD (on the server). Please don't change that value unless you know what you'r doing. The AUTO value will take the image_type from the mapfile you are loading.

Directory in which to write image files generated for buttons. This directory must be writable by the web server user and web accessible. For performance reasons, this directory should not be cleaned out automatically.

The URL where a browser can find cached button images.

URL where browser can find temporary files as context or images

Directory where temporary image files are put.

The amount of time in seconds to allow PHP to process a PHP page. This includes (for now) the time required to draw remote WMS layers which can be lengthy.

This option controls the widgets that will be available to chameleon applications. Only widgets at or above the configured level will be accessible. Levels in increasing order of maturity are: UNKNOWN, ALPHA, BETA, RELEASECANDIDATE, TECHNICALRELEASE, PRODUCTRELEASE. See Chameleon documentation for a description of these maturity levels.

This option allows you to keep track of the visitors to the site

This option controls whether or not the MLT language translation file is cached or not. Values are "true" and "false"

This is the URL to chameleon.php. You can use an alias (i.e. /chameleon/) or an absolute URL (i.e. http://). Note that if you use a URL and set it to http://localhost/ then the app won't work from remote machines.

This is where cached capabilities and other information, common to each session, should be. When a user start a new session, all files from that directory are copied to user_session_tmp_path

Enable use of remote contexts via the service instance TEMPLATE= URL parameter. (true or false).

Allow use of the 'TEMPLATE=' parameter when calling the CWC2 instance to specify any CWC2 HTML template url? (true or false) If set to false then the value of 'default_template' config parameter is always used.

If template come from a remote server (http://....), the template is download from that remote server and saved on local server for further loading. For performace, it is prefered to set this value to "true". If the remote server template is dynamic, this value should be set to "false" so the template will be loaded remotely every page load.

Default map context to load when starting this application

The language code to use when no language is requested, normally this should match the language the default template was designed for.

Default HTML template to use with this CWC2 instance. Used when TEMPLATE= parameter not set, or when allow_upload_template config parameter is set to false.

Absolute root path to context files. All context should be in that folder (or sub folder).

This is the context file max size that a CWC2 user can upload on the server

Absolute root path to template files. All template should be in that folder (or sub folder).

Path and filename of the font list file used by MapServer (i.e. /path/to/file/fonts.txt ).

Path and filename of the symbol file used by MapServer (i.e. /path/to/file/symbols.sym ).