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- <H1>JWeb Technical Info</H1>
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- <H3>Local Configuration</H3>
- <P>When you click the Config button JWeb launches a browser that immediately
- allows you to log on and configure JWeb. JWeb is able to do this even if the
- server is not up. How does it do this? By using a different port than is
- normally used by the web. When you select config, JWeb starts a second web
- server at port 9600. If port 9600 is not free then JWeb trys the next higher
- port until it finds a free port. It is through that port that local
- configuration takes place.</P>
- <H3>Format ofthe Configuration File</H3>
- <P>Other than JWeb.exe the only thing required to get JWeb running is a
- configuration file. This file is named JWeb.INI and should be stored in the
- same directory as JWeb. JWeb.ini is a standard windows ini type file.The
- following is a typical JWeb.ini file.</P>
- <PRE>[Config]
- wwwroot=c:\http\www
- adminid=ADMIN
- adminpw=ADMIN
- default=index.html
- logs=N
- port=80
- [Mime]
- gif=image/gif
- jpeg=image/jpeg
- jpg=image/jpeg
- html=text/html
- htm=text/html
- pps=application/pps
- pot=application/pot
- ppt=application/ppt
- dos=application/msword
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- <P>The entries under the config section map exactly to the configurable items
- that can be modified using the config command. <A HREF="config.html">For a list
- of their meanings click here.</A></P>
- <P>The Mime section holds all of the mime mappings for JWeb. The format is
- [file extension]=[mime tag]. This tells JWeb which mime tag to send for which
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