 | | From: | Charlie Lutz | | Subject: | IIS 6 | | Date: | Mon, 3 Jan 2005 07:56:35 -0600 |
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 | This may not be fall under a code wish, but if anybody at dBI or anyone
else can publish a short "how to" list of setting a dB plus app up under
Windows 2003 server and get the .dbw files to run, it would appreciated
by many of us that are trying. The only way I can get my dBase app to
run is to use .exe files and allow all unauthorized cgi programs to run.
I can't find any way to "authorize" dB Plus runtime.
Thanks,
Charlie
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| | From: | Geert Geerits | | Subject: | Re: IIS 6 | | Date: | Mon, 3 Jan 2005 18:46:20 +0100 |
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| See my answer in the dbase.internet news group:
Subject: Re: Web Service extensions in IIS6
Date: december 18, 2004
and see also the dbase.binaries news group:
Subject: Re: Web Service extensions in IIS6
Date: december 18, 2004
I have no problems using dbw extentions for my web apps with IIS 6 on a SBS 2003.
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| | From: | Charlie Lutz | | Subject: | Re: IIS 6 | | Date: | Tue, 4 Jan 2005 10:33:18 -0600 |
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| In article , ggeerits@geenspamhotmail.com
says...
> See my answer in the dbase.internet news group:
> Subject: Re: Web Service extensions in IIS6
> Date: december 18, 2004
> and see also the dbase.binaries news group:
> Subject: Re: Web Service extensions in IIS6
Geert,
Thanks for the screen shots. I set mine up just as your screen shots
show and unless I allow all unknown cgi web extensions to run, it will
not work (either dbw or exe files). Did you set up a dbw web extension?
If so, how did you do it? Maybe that is my problem.
Charlie
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| | From: | Geert Geerits | | Subject: | Re: IIS 6 | | Date: | Tue, 4 Jan 2005 18:53:44 +0100 |
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| From the dBASE help file:
dBASE Plus Web Application Mapping for IIS
1. Launch the MMC for IIS.
2. Stop the web site, if started.
3. Right-click a folder used/enabled for CGI applets.
4. Select "Properties".
5. Select the "Directory" (or "Virtual Directory") tab.
6. In the Application Settings box, click the "Create" button if an 'Application' has yet to be created.
7. Click the "Configuration" button.
8. Select the "App Mappings" tab, click the "Add" button.
9. In the Executable field, enter:
"\PLUSrun.exe" "%s"
The "%s" parameter is case sensitive: "%S" will not work.
You may use the "Browse" button to locate PLUSrun.exe.
Don't forget to delimit the result with quotes.
10. In the Extension field, enter:
..dbw
11. Click "OK" to exit each dialog.
12. Start the web site
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Execute permissions: Scripts only
Configuration - Mappings
Select .dbw mapping
Limit the verbs to: GET,HEAD,POST,DEBUG
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| | From: | Charlie Lutz | | Subject: | Re: IIS 6 | | Date: | Wed, 5 Jan 2005 07:08:11 -0600 |
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| In article , ggeerits@geenspamhotmail.com
says...
> From the dBASE help file:
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> dBASE Plus Web Application Mapping for IIS
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> 1. Launch the MMC for IIS.
Moving this thread to the internet group. Don't want Marty to get mad
at me for hijacking the wishlist .
Charlie
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| | From: | Marty Kay | | Subject: | Re: IIS 6 | | Date: | Mon, 3 Jan 2005 12:35:26 -0500 |
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| Charlie,
We will investigate.
Thanks,
- Marty Kay (dBI) -
> This may not be fall under a code wish, but if anybody at dBI or anyone
> else can publish a short "how to" list of setting a dB plus app up under
> Windows 2003 server and get the .dbw files to run, it would appreciated
> by many of us that are trying. The only way I can get my dBase app to
> run is to use .exe files and allow all unauthorized cgi programs to run.
> I can't find any way to "authorize" dB Plus runtime.
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