Thanks for the quick reply! :-)
I'll give that a whirl and follow up to the forum.
-dave
BTW, I love this forum. Very well designed and executed!
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David Hempy
Internet Database Administrator
Kentucky Educational Television
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Sent by FoxWeb Support on 03/26/2004 04:39:24 PM:
I do not have access to iPlanet, but did manage to get access to an old Netscape Server. After some experimentation, I managed to get script mapping going on this server. The way to do this is to use the Shell CGI feature of the server:
1. Define your FoxWeb Program Root as a Shell CGI directory. This is done in the Programs\ShellCGIDirectory part of the admin application:
Prefix: FoxWeb
Shell CGI Directory: c:/Program Files/FoxWeb/Progs
2. Define the fwx extension as a magnus-internal/shellcgi content type in your Web server's MIME types:
Category: type
Content-Type: magnus-internal/shellcgi
File Suffix: fwx
3. Associate the fwx extension with foxweb.exe in Windows. The easiest way to do so is to double-click on an fwx file. By default fwx files are not associated with any applications, so Windows will display the 'Open with...' dialog. Select 'Other...' and point to foxweb.exe in your CGI directory.
To call fwx files, simply use a URL, such as
http://servername/foxweb/show_cgi.fwx. It's possible to configure your server, so that you can place fwx files in the root directory, but this may be dangerous if you are not careful.
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