If you have defined multiple virtual sites, then each should have its own
virtual scripts directory mapped to its own real scripts directory, or should be
sharing one. I'm guessing from the sounds of it you are sharing one amongst all
of them or else you would have installed the filter into a specific scripts
directory. This is an IIS config issue. To install an ISAPI filter locally,
each local site must have its own virtual scripts dir mapped to its own real
scripts dir (the real dir name doesn't matter).
Scott Stirling
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Subject: Jrun 3.0 / IIS 4.0 install without 'install as global filter'
Anything to watch for in this situation?
I've run the Connector Wizard without saying 'install as a global filter'
and feel it _ought_ to be prompting me for one or more virtual sites for
individual installations. I don't see this and I don't see any config
changes to IIS....
Is there a manual procedure for linking up a single virtual site in IIS to
Jrun?
Regards,
Martin Kiff
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