how do I upload the local Web3D HTML file to the server and access it?

I am a novice blend and blend4web,I set up a remote server,Web Service use nginx/1.2.7, how do I upload the local Web3D HTML file to the server and access it?
How can I copy and upload directories and files to the directory structure to the server to run in the browser?

Hello again, Brian

I've already replied to your email, here is the copy of the answer.

If you are using Project Management tool to create your app (https://www.blend4web.com/doc/en/developers.html#project-management) you have two options. You may use command line tool project.py to copy project files to your server root directory with all required dependencies (https://www.blend4web.com/doc/en/developers.html#id13). Or you can copy directories deploy/assets/project_name and deploy/apps/project_name manually preserving exact hierarchy (deploy should be omitted and will be your server root, so you can access your app by http://host/apps/project_name/project_name.html).

Here are some videos that may help. Uploading Blend4Web files is no different than uploading normal website files.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=uploading+files+to+your+website

I'm sorry, I can't see the YouTube directly, but thanks to your help, I will work hard to learn this great tool.

>I'm sorry, I can't see the YouTube directly
Yep, it seems Blend4Web website is more accessible all around the globe than YouTube . I think we should consider replicating the videos from our YouTube channel here.

Yes, blend4web is a real international family.
I copy the file directory tree deploy\apps and deploy\assets on the remote server, and all HTML can run Web3D directly in the browser.

etc. test/001test/deploy/apps/sunglasses/sunglasses_packed.html is very good.


JSON file on how to use the server directly browser Web3D?.

Json takes deploy\apps\webplayer to browse, is it?

Webplayer.html and webplayer_dev.html have what is not the same place, I use webplayer.html to show the effect of no material.

In addition, how to convert the JSON file to the HTML format?

It's strange, because it seems that you're doing everything correctly. Open please your web scene, press f12, take a screenshot of your browser console and send it to us - the answer might be here