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Background Although Domino provides a complete web application service (including HTTP, SMTP, POP3, etc.), but most of the small and medium-sized customers like to use the Windows platform to set up an enterprise's web server, which can utilize the widely applying ASP language development. A beautiful web page. How to make Domino support ASP? Lotus provides us with better solutions - Domino for IIS. Domino for IIS Introduction Domino for IIS The principle is to set Domino into IIS (mainly including the ISAPI extension and IIS extended filter), which is automatically transferred to the request when the user issues a request for browsing the Notes database. Domino server processing, if the ASP request is issued, it is still explained by IIS. Set the Domino ISAPI extension, allows the Domino to use the interpretation of Domino when IIS meets the Domino application request of the browser. To set the Domino IIS extension filter, make sure that the user certificate and parameters are passed correctly to Domino, and Domino /? OpenServer is enabled. Domino FOR IIS supports all web application features available in Domino Designer. At the same time, Java applets are also supported, including all Designer applets installed with Domino. When running using the Domino For IIS web application, Domino FOR IIS only processes those requests to specify Domino databases (that is, files with .nsf file extensions). All other requests (for example: requests for HTML, ASP files, and Java applets) are processed by IIS. Using Domino for IIS When accessing a Domino database, there is usually no need to modify; however, access to other files (such as CGI and Java Server Apparatus) may need to be modified to work with Domino for IIS. In terms of database security, Domino FOR IIS supports all security features of the Domino database, such as the database's access control list and "reader" domain, "author" domain. Configuring Domino for IIS This section describes how to configure Domino for IIS (1) In the Windows NT IIS4 environment, set the Domino for IIS >>> Setting ISAPI extensions 1. Start MMC and open the MMC console file of the web site. 2. Right click on the IIS Web site and select Properties. 3. Select the "Main Directory" tab and click Settings. 4. Click Add. 5. Enter the full path name of the ISAPI extension file in the Executable File field. This file is in the Domino directory, for the Intel platform, its name is NiiseXtn.dll; for the Alpha platform, its name is AiiseXtn.dll. For example, if Domino is installed in the default directory of the Intel machine, the full path to the file is named c: /lotus/domino/niiseXtn.dll.
6. In the Extended Domain, enter ".nsf" 7. Enter the following HTTP member functions that are not supported by Domino for IIS in the "Action" field: PUT, DELETE 8. Select "Scripting Engine" and deselect "Check if the file exists". 9. Click OK. >>> Set IIS Extended Filter 1. Start MMC and open the MMC console file of the web site. 2. Right click on the IIS Web site and select Properties. 3. Select the "ISAPI Filter" Tagging and click Add. 4. Enter the text used to describe the IIS filter in the Filter Name domain, for example: Domino. 5. Enter the full path name of the filter file in the Executable File domain. This file is in the Domino Directory, for the Intel platform, its name is Niisfilt.dll; for the Alpha platform, its name is Aiisfilt.dll. For example, if Domino is installed in the default directory of the Intel machine, the full path to the file is named c: /lotus/domino/niisfilt.dll. 6. Click OK. >>> Specify the Domino icon and the Java applet specify the icon of the Domino application and the location of the Java applet so that Domino FOR IIS can correctly display the icon and Java applet. 1. Start MMC, open the MMC console file of the web site. 2. Right click on the IIS Web site and select "Add" "Virtual Directory". 3. Enter iCons in the domain and click Next. Next. 4. Enter the full path to the Domino icon directory, for example, if Domino is installed in the default directory, enter C: / Notes / Data / Domino / ICONS. Click Next. 5. Click Finish. You don't have to change the default permission settings. 6. Repeat steps 2 through 5, and enter alias Domjava, then specify the full path to the small program directory. The default small program directory is C: / Lotus / Domino / Data / Domino / Java. >>> Start Domino for IIS 1. Start the Domino server. Do not run HTTP tasks while running Domino for IIS, because IIS handles Domino HTTP requests. 2. Open MMC and start IIS. IIS automatically loads Domino extensions when the user requests the Domino URL. >>> Stop Domino for IIS must close the IIS server to terminate Domino for IIS. For information on closing the IIS server, see the Microsoft IIS manual.
