Configuring Applications

These section explains how to configure a Web-based application by using Internet Service Manager.

This section contains:

• About Applications: Defines Web-based applications and explains how your site's directory structure is related to the definition of an application.
• Creating Applications: Explains how set up a directory as the starting point, or root, of an application.
• Setting Application Mappings: Explains how to associate a file name extension with the program that will process those files.
• Isolating Applications: Explains how to run an application in a separate memory space from the Web server memory space.
• Caching Applications: Explains how to set CGI script timeouts, cache ISAPI DLLs, and change the caching of ASP script files.
• Stopping Applications: Explains how to stop an isolated application.
• Configuring ASP Applications: Explains how to set properties for ASP applications.
• Enabling ASP Debugging: Explains how to enable debugging on the Web server so that you can check and correct ASP scripts.

This section does not contain information on:

• Writing ASP applications; see Web Applications.
• Creating Web site directories; see Web Site Directories.

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