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An exceptional commandline parameter is ''UserAskedData''. The purpose of this commandline parameter is to activate the data generator for data which are not supplied by CMX. CMX itself has many options to supply the data in JSON format for the charts available in CMX, but CumulusUtils provides possibilities for more charts and therefore may need other or more data. Those data are generated and uploaded by the command: | An exceptional commandline parameter is ''UserAskedData''. The purpose of this commandline parameter is to activate the data generator for data which are not supplied by CMX. CMX itself has many options to supply the data in JSON format for the charts available in CMX, but CumulusUtils provides possibilities for more charts and therefore may need other or more data. Those data are generated and uploaded by the command: | ||
utils/cumulusutils.exe UserAskedData | utils/cumulusutils.exe UserAskedData | ||
Note that CMX uploads its JSON's to its configured FTP directory. CumulusUtils uploads all its files to what it understands as being the webroot. Those two can be the same or they can deviate. In the last case CumulusUtils has to find the datafiles of CMX by setting the parameter ''CumulusRealTimeLocation''. | Note that CMX uploads its JSON's to its configured FTP directory. CumulusUtils uploads all its files to what it understands as being the webroot. Those two can be the same or they can deviate. In the last case CumulusUtils has to find the datafiles of CMX by setting the parameter ''CumulusRealTimeLocation''. | ||