Select what you would like to do:
Run iServer
Test iServer
Administer iServer
Stop iServer
Test iServer Gateway
To start iServer:
Open a command shell and enter:
archive
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the JAR/ZIP archive containing the Web-site to use.
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path
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is the directory where iServer was installed or deployed, normally c:\iws
for WIN32 and /iws for Linux/Unix.
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To test iServer:
Run iServer and from a Web Browser enter:
host
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the name of the computer running iServer, normally localhost
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port
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the port number iServer is listening on, normally 8080
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Then click on Samples, click on the sample to run and click on run.
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To administer iServer:
Asssuming iServer is already running from a Web Browser enter:
http://host:port/admin.html
host
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the name of the computer running iServer, normally localhost
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port
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the port number iServer is listening on, normally 8080
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Then login by entering admin for Username and admin for Password. Once login
click on the name of the Server to administer and then in the Control Panel
click on Manage.
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To stop iServer:
Assuming iServer is already running from a command shell enter:
stop_iws host:port id password
host
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the name of the computer running iServer, normally localhost
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id
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the user id of the administrator, normally admin.
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password
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the password used by the administrator, normally admin.
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port
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the port number iServer is listening on, normally 8080
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or from a Web Browser enter:
http://host:port/admin.html
host
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the name of the computer running iServer, normally localhost
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port
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the port number iServer is listening on, normally 8080
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Then login by entering admin for Username and admin for Password. Once login
click on the name of the Server to shutdown, normally localhost:8080
and then in the Control Panel click on the STOP botton.
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To test iServer Gateway:
Install and configure iServer and the appropriate iServer Gateway, start
iServer and the Web/Application Server and then from a Web Browser enter:
http://host:port/servlet/HelloServlet
host
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the name of the computer running the Application/Web Server, normally
localhost
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port
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the port number the Application/Web Server is listening on, normally 80
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