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By default, FishEye will run self-contained within the /FISHEYE_HOME/ directory – the directory where you unzip the package. Alternatively, and the recommended approach, create separate "FishEye Instance" directory outside of the /FISHEYE_HOME/ directory and reference it with an environment variable, FISHEYE_INST. Identify your specific scenario and our recommendations.
/<FISHEYE_HOME> Layout (default)
| Configuration file. |
| Directory under which FishEye stores its data. |
| Persistent information. |
| Caches and indexes. |
| Log files. |
| Temporary files. |
| Caches and indexes. (in addition to |
| Scripts for controlling FishEye. |
| FishEye's dependent libraries. |
| Remainder omitted for brevity. |
FISHEYE_INST Layout (recommended)
| Configuration file. |
| All permanent and most temporary data is found under |
| Caches and indexes are found under |
| Site-specific Java libraries (.jars) that FishEye should load on startup. (Do not copy the dependent |
| Site-specific syntax highlighting definitions. |
| Used for setting system properties within the FishEye JVM, which may sometimes be useful for support purposes.(Note: the other way to set properties is via FISHEYE_OPTS, e.g.: |
| FishEye's dependent libraries. |
| FishEye bundled highlighting definitions. |
| Scripts for controlling FishEye. |
| Remaining files are found under |