After two days of attempts, IIS6.0 and RESIN_3.0.8 will finally be integrated today. Below I wrote these two days of experience with you. Before this, I want to find some information from the Internet. However, there is little article about IIS and RESIN integration, and less articles about IIS6.0 integration. On the official website of RESIN, although it is an article about IIS and RESIN integration. However, it is English, and the version is very low, it is RESIN_2.1. Finally there is only a little discovery. Later, some of the documents contained in RESIN_3.0.8 was about IIS6.0 and RESIN_3.0.8 integration. According to the above, IIS6.0 is finally integrated with RESIN_3.0.8. It is not very clear about RESIN's official writing. Particularly local Chinese version of IIS6.0 is somewhat in. 1. Install J2SDK and RESIN. (I j2sdk is installed under D: / J2SDK, and RESIN is decompressed in the D: /RESIN_3.0.8 folder). 2, environment variables. Right click on my computer → Property → Advanced → Environment Variable. 1) Newly built two system variables (click below): 1 Variable Name: Java_Home Variable: D: / J2SDK (J2SDK Installation Directory) 2 Variable Name: ClassPath Volume:.;% Java_Home% / LIB / Tools .jar (Note: The front is a decimal point plus one number, directly copying) 3 Variable name: resin_HOME Variable: D: /RESIN_3.0.8 (Resin Installation Directory) 2) Editing System Variable Path Addition after variable ;% Java_home% / bin / 3, copy files. In Windows2003, you cannot use Rensin_3.0.8 / bin / setup.exe. Run the setup return. This requires us to copy the file. My IIS is installed under C: / INETPUB. 1) C: / inetpub Next, a new folder is renamed Scripts 2) Copy the isapi_srun.dll under rensin_3.0.8 / libexec to c: / inetpub / scripts 3) New RESIN in C: / INETPUB / SCRIPTS .ini file. Document content Next two lines of data: ResinConfigServer Localhost 6802 Iispriority High (official documentation said that only RESIN.INI is required when you need to create multiple sites. If there is only one site, there is no need to create new resin.ini. Recommended) 4, Set IIS.
1) Click Right click on the default website → ISAPI Filter → Add Filter Name: Resin_3.0.8 (Casual Fill) Executable File: C: /inetpub/scripts/isapi_srun.dll 2) In the default website Right click → New → Virtual Directory Alkname: Scripts Local Path: C: / INETPUB / SCRIPTS 3 Click Web Service Extensions → Add a new Web Service Extension Extension: Resin Requirements Document: C: / INETPUB /scripts/isapi_srun.dll Select setting the extended state to allow 5, set RESIN_3.0.8 / conf / resin.conf. Find in the file (probably in the last)
