Edit and update the SamcefServerProperties.txt content with the actual directories pathes to installed SAMCEF's and/or OOFELIE's 如何操作

要编辑和更新SamcefServerProperties.txt文件，你可以按照以下步骤进行操作：

1. 打开SamcefServerProperties.txt文件，该文件通常位于SAMCEF Server的安装目录下的config文件夹中。

2. 找到以下两个属性的值，并将其设置为已安装SAMCEF和/或OOFELIE的实际目录路径：

- SAMCEF_HOME：这是SAMCEF的根目录路径。
- OOFELIE_HOME：这是OOFELIE的根目录路径。

例如，如果你的SAMCEF安装在C:\Program Files\SAMCEF目录下，而OOFELIE安装在D:\OOFELIE目录下，那么你需要将SAMCEF_HOME设置为C:\Program Files\SAMCEF，将OOFELIE_HOME设置为D:\OOFELIE。

3. 保存文件并关闭。

4. 重新启动SAMCEF Server服务，以便使更改生效。

请注意，如果你不确定SAMCEF和OOFELIE的实际安装目录路径，请参考其安装文档或联系SAMCEF和OOFELIE的技术支持团队以获取帮助。

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