The Servertec iServer
is a small, fast, scalable, platform independent, and easy to administer
Web/Application Server written entirely in Java. The following instructions
show how to configure your iServer to run your ASP applications with iASP.
NOTE: We assume that you have installed
iServer under c:\iws and Instant ASP under c:\iasp. If you
have installed either in different directories, please be sure to make
appropriate changes when you follow the steps below.
- Set your path and classpath to point to iServer and iASP using product
installation instructions and reboot, for example:
CLASSPATH=c:\iasp\lib;c:\iasp\lib\classes;c:\iasp\lib\iasplib.jar;c:\iasp\lib\activation.jar;
c:\iasp\lib\buttons.jar;c:\iasp\lib\jsdk.jar;c:\iasp\lib\rjax.jar;c:\iasp\lib\ejbcorba.jar;
c:\iasp\lib\iasp_image.jar;c:\iasp\lib\iasp_sock.jar;c:\iasp\lib\iasp_mail.jar;
c:\iasp\lib\iasp_chart.jar;c:\iasp\lib\iasp_pop3.jar;\iasp\lib\iasp_exec.jar;
c:\iws\classes\iws.jar;c:\iws\classes\jsdk.jar;c:\iws\servlets;c:\iws\samples\servlets
- Define an Alias for iASP.
You can use the iServer Administrator as the previous figure shows,
or you can edit the c:\iws\config\aliases.ini file directly, for example:
/iasp = c:\\iasp
- Define the servlet.
You can use the iServer Administrator as the previous figure shows,
or you can edit the c:\iws\config\servlets.ini file directly, for
example:
/DispatcherServlet = Dispatcher.DispatcherServlet
- Define a filter for the .asp file extension.
You can use the iServer Administrator as the previous figure shows,
or you can edit the c:\iws\config\filters.ini file directly, for example:
.asp = Dispatcher.DispatcherServlet
- Run iASP and restart iServer.
- Open a web browser using the following URL: http://localhost:8080/iasp/docs
This will bring up the iASP online documentation so that you can select
and run any iASP general samples. Additional iASP components must be
individually configured.
If you encounter any problems or errors, please contact support@halcyonsoft.com.
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