Hi Rabi,
Here's how I accomplished something similar. Our requirement was that the
Remedy page needed to have what appear ed to be a static URL in the address bar:
- Open IIS Manager
- Drill down to Internet Information Services \ Local Computer \ Default Web
Site
- Right click Default Web Site, and select Properties
- Choose the Documents Tab
- Make sure Enable default content page is checked. Any files listed there
will be shown if they exist in a directory, rather than showing the directory
contents. If multiple files matching those names exist, the one appearing
first in that list will be the one shown.
- Click the Home Directory tab
- The path shown for Local path will be the root of your web server. Open
that path in Explorer.
- Create (or modify if one exists) a default content page.
- Embed the remedy content within an IFrame, similar to the following:
<Title>Page Loading. Please wait...</Title>
<Style>IFrame, Body {background-color:FFF; Overflow:Hidden; Margin:0;
border:none, width:100%; height:100%}</Style>
<IFrame src="/arsys/home"></IFrame>
- Close IIS Manager
- Close Explorer
Hope this helps.
Eric Cleereman
-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Rabi Tripathi
Sent: Friday, October 12, 2007 2:04 PM
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Subject: Map "http://midtierservername"; to a midtier URL such as
"http://midtierservername/arsys/home";?
I have IIS 6, Tomcat 5.5.17 w
This is for web server/jsp engine gurus.
I have IIS 6, Tomcat 5.5.17 with Midtier 7.0.1.
I tried messing with IIS's configuration so that http://midtierserver name
would map to something like http://midtierservername/arsys/home, so people
wouldn't have to type a long URL. Couldn't get it done.
IIS's virtual mapping wants me to pick a folder to map to not a URL like above.
Also, it wants an alias to map to, so even if I could get it done, looks like
the URL will look like, http://midtierservername/aliasname.
I see iisstart.htm file in the default directory, which contains the error
message that's displayed when I type http://midtierserver. Wondering if there's
any trick I can play with this file to have it redirect to
http://midtierservername/arsys/home or any other midtier URL.
Any thoughts?
TIA.
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