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2 total messages Started by Peter Tue, 13 Oct 1998 00:00
Deployment
#220
Author: Peter
Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1998 00:00
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I am a 1st time Intrabulder user.
I have an application that works fine on my local drive using the =
borland personal web server.
I would now like to deploy this application to My ISP's web server.
They have kindly installed the BDE files and the intrabuilder agent.
What is the next step in getting the application to work on the web ?
What files do I need to copy to the server ?
What directory do they need to sit in ?
If my application was developed on my local drive and therefore =
everything expects to find the files in a particular location on my hard =
drive, what is the implication of copying the application onto the web, =
Will it still try to find the files on my hard drive or is the coding =
dynamic ?

Thankyou

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Re: Deployment
#223
Author: Ken Mayer [TeamB]
Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1998 00:00
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"Peter" <peter@mpmassociates.co.uk> wrote:

>I would now like to deploy this application to My ISP's web server.
>They have kindly installed the BDE files and the intrabuilder agent.
>What is the next step in getting the application to work on the web ?
>What files do I need to copy to the server ?
>What directory do they need to sit in ?

You need to install the IntraBuilder server itself, which your ISP may
not like doing (if it crashes, it may take the web server down with
it). There should be instructions in the documentation that cover all
of this, but I don't have manuals handy ...

In addition, before you put a lot of work into this, please see the
following:

http://www.inprise.com/intrabuilder/

(in addition, please turn off HTML in your newsreader, as the
newsgroup guidelines require)

Ken
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Ken Mayer [TeamB]
Golden Stag Productions
http://www.mindspring.com/~hirschv/homepage.htm
http://www.mindspring.com/~hirschv/dbase/dbase.htm
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