Re: OAS 3.01

Kat,

  OAS is a web server like IIS, Apache, and Netscape Enterprise Server. It performs the same functionality as the others. Provided your IIS web site is just basic stuff (no server-side includes, etc.) you can just copy the files to the root directory of the OAS web server. To find the root of the OAS server, go to OAS manager (http://my.webserver.com:8888 if using default) and click on the '+' next to the site icon. Then click on the '+' next to Listeners. Find your web listener and click on the '+' next to it. Click on "Directory" and you will see where your root directory is physically placed.

HTH,
Brian

Kat wrote:
>
> I am a novice with OAS. I have it running on NT and am just
> starting to work with a pre packed web app I have to install.
> For testing purposes, does OAS function as a web server?
> I do have production web servers running IIS4, but I was hoping
> to do all my testing on the same server running OAS(which does
> not have IIS on it) My directions want certain directories installed
> under the web root, and I don't know what that is on OAS, or if
> it even exists. Thanks, Kat
Received on Thu Nov 18 1999 - 08:16:14 CST