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/*
* READW.ME of the Alaska Web Application Adaptor Version 1.5
* for Windows 2000, Windows NT and Windows 9x
*
* International Edition
*
* Date: August 28th, 2000
*
*/
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1.0 Installation
1.1 Procedure
When you have downloaded the Web Application Adaptor (WAA) as
a ZIP archive, unpack the archive in a temporary directory and start
the SETUP program.
If you have received WAA on CD-ROM, insert the CD in your CD-ROM
drive and start the SETUP program from the WAA1W32 directory.
Note for Xbase++ users: Select "Custom installation" (see 1.2 below)
The WAA development kit is installed by default on drive C: with
the following directory structure:
\ALASKA\WAA1W32
|---APACHE Apache HTTP server
| |---OS2 OS/2 version
| |---W32 Windows 9x and Windows NT version
|
|---BOOK WAA documentation
|
|---GATEWAY Gateway between the HTTP server and WAA
| |---OS2 OS/2 version
| |---W32 Windows 9x and Windows NT version
| |---ISAPI Gateway for MS Internet Information Server
|
|---SOURCE Source code for example applications
|
|---SERVER Web Application Adaptor (WAA)
(and Xbase++ runtime, when installed)
When the installation program has finished, the file WAA1SRV.EXE
is located in the ..\SERVER directory. This file is the WAA server
and it needs a connection to your HTTP server. The connection is
provided by a gateway which is available for both OS/2 and Windows
platforms. How to install and configure the gateway depends on
the HTTP server you are using.
Please refer to the online documentation for further configuration
steps.
1.2 You have Xbase++ installed
Select "Custom Installation" and unselect the checkbox for the Xbase++
runtime libraries. It is not recommended to install the Xbase++ runtime
environment twice.
1.3 You do not have Xbase++ installed
The setup program of the Alaska WAA does not change any environment
variable nor will any component of the system be replaced.
If you install the Xbase++ runtime files they will reside in the
SERVER directory. The package contains only those Xbase++ runtime
files needed by the WAA.
1.4 What's new in this version ?
Please refer to the chapter "Read me first" in the WAA online help
for a full explanation of changes in this version.
____________________________
2. Support and contact info
2.1 Technical support
Technical support is available for every registered user of
Alaska Software products. If you are not a registered user
you can also make support requests but it may be handled at
a lower priority compared to others and thus a response will
not be guaranteed by Alaska Software in this case.
To get in contact with our Technical Support use one of the
contacts listed in 2.2.
2.2 How to contact Alaska
You can use one of the following possibilities:
Customers in Europe, Middle East, Africa use:
support@de.alaska-software.com
FAX: (+49) 6196 / 957 222
Phone: (+49) 6196 / 957 20
Mail: Alaska Software GmbH
Hauptstrasse 71-79
65760 Eschborn
Germany
Customers in America, Asia, Pacific Rim, Australia use:
support@us.alaska-software.com
FAX: (+1) 970-242-7557
Phone: (+1) 970-242-1084
Mail: Alaska Software, Inc.
744 Horizon Court
Suite 360
Grand Junction CO 81506
U.S.A.
2.3 News groups
The Alaska Software news server address is:
news.alaska-software.com
A variety of Xbase++ related news groups are hosted by Alaska
Software on this server and you are invited to visit our news
groups regularly. The news groups provide access to a tremendous
amount of technical know how and experience that is shared between
Xbase++ users world wide.
If you have questions about WAA or if you want to share your
experiences with other programmers, this is the right place to do it:
news://news.alaska-software.com/alaska-software.news.waa
_________________
3. Miscellaneous
3.1 Trademark and copyright
* Alaska Xbase++, Alaska XbToolsIII, DMLB, XBP and WAA are registered
trademarks or trademarks of the Alaska Software GmbH.
* OS/2 is a registered trademark of the International Business Machines
Corporation.
* Windows NT, Windows 2000 and Windows 95 / 98 are registered trademarks
or trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation.
WITH BEST REGARDS
Your Xbase++ Team...