Appreciate your time & comments, John.

Couple of follow-up questions, if I may.  Did you make the "file based
search and replace" changes *AFTER* following the wiki page
instructions?  Specifically, did you set useLocalResources = true?
Would I need to separately locally host "SimileAjax library" mentioned
in the wiki page?

Thanks again,
-Mark



On Oct 21, 10:45 am, John Callahan <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> I had to go into some of the js files and explicitly point to my local
> distribution in a few places, particularly for the extensions.   I
> forget exactly which ones now... :-(   Just a file based search and
> replace over the entire distribution helped me a lot.  (something like
> Notepad++ would work for an easy windows based GUI although a decent IDE
> should do the same.)
>
> Once you go production, I would create a local bundle using Apache ant.  
> I doubt if it helps much once the file sare in the browser cache but
> should help with the initial load.
>
> **************************************************
> John Callahan, Geospatial Application Developer
> Delaware Geological Survey, University of Delaware
> URL:http://www.dgs.udel.edu
> **************************************************
>
> mleden wrote:
> > We've been using Exhibit for about a year now and continue to find it
> > a robust and elegant solution.  However, like most of us, I'm trying
> > to squeeze every last drop of performance out of the tool.  Initially,
> > we were loading the JS libraries & resources from either the mit or
> > simile-widgets domains.  However, some months back I deployed those
> > resources on our internal web server and made the appropriate changes
> > in our pages.
> > Profiling the performance of our pages now with Firebug, I still see
> > about 20 GET requests to api.simile-widgets.org for the following
> > resources:
> > simile-ajax-api.js
> > simile-ajax-bundle.js
> > signal.js
> > graphics.css
> > timeline-api.js
> > timeline-bundle.js
> > timeline-bundle.css
> > labellers.js
> > timeplot-api.js
> > timeplot-bundle.js
> > timeplot-bundle.css
> > On our webserver, I have:
> > simile-exhibit directory including exhibit-api.js, exhibit-bundle.css,
> > exhibit-bundle.js, manifest.json files and the following populated
> > subdirs:
> > extensions
> > images
> > locales
> > scripts
> > styles
>
> > I can see that many of those "local resources" are getting loaded.
> > How can I eliminate the remaining calls to simile-widgets.org?
>
> > I did try to use this document as a guide:
> >http://www.simile-widgets.org/wiki/How_to_use_Exhibit_offline#Prelimi...
> > However, I was unable to get it working and noticed that it still
> > references the old mit.edu domain.
>
> > Thanks for suggestions,
> > -Mark
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