Changes between Version 9 and Version 10 of MGOS2onVistaIIS7

Timestamp:

Jan 25, 2013, 10:21:10 AM (11 years ago)

Author:

davidwilhelmsson

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MGOS2onVistaIIS7

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 These steps do not require IIS 6 compatibility mode to be installed.  (Sorry that there are no pictures, but perhaps someone could add them.)
 
- * Install the web tier selecting "Manual Configuration".
- * Start the "IIS Manager" applet
- * On the "Default Web Site", right click and do an "Add Virtual Directory...".  Then in the dialog:
+ 1. Install the web tier selecting "Manual Configuration".
+ 1. Start the "IIS Manager" applet
+ 1. On the "Default Web Site", right click and do an "Add Virtual Directory...".  Then in the dialog:
   * Alias: mapguide
   * Physical path: C:\Program Files\!MapGuideOpenSource2.0\!WebServerExtensions\www
- * Select your newly added mapguide node, double click "Handler Mappings", select "Add Script Map..."
+ 1. Select your newly added mapguide node, double click "Handler Mappings", select "Add Script Map..."
   * Request Path: *.php
   * Executable: C:\Program Files\!MapGuideOpenSource2.0\!WebServerExtensions\Php\php5isapi.dll
   * Name: PHP
   * After clicking OK, press Yes on the "Add Script Map" dialog.
- * Right click on "mapagent" and select "Convert to Application"
+ 1. Right click on "mapagent" and select "Convert to Application"
   * Use defaults and press OK
- * Select "mapagent", double click "Handler Mapping", select CGI-exe, click "Edit Feature Permissions", check "Execute", press OK
- * Continuing from above, select "Add Module Mapping..."
+ 1. Select "mapagent", double click "Handler Mapping", select CGI-exe, click "Edit Feature Permissions", check "Execute", press OK
+ 1. Continuing from above, select "Add Module Mapping..."
   * Request path: mapagent.fcgi
   * Module: !IsapiModule
@@ -28 +28 @@
   * Name: !MapGuide ISAPI agent
   * After pressing OK, press Yes in the subsequent dialog to enable the mapping
- * Edit php.ini so that the extension_dir points to C:\Program Files\!MapGuideOpenSource2.0\!WebServerExtensions\Php\ext
- * Add PHP (C:\Program Files\!MapGuideOpenSource2.0\!WebServerExtensions\Php) to the system path.  Will need to restart Windows because of this.
- * Select "mapguide", double click on error pages, select the 401 line, click "Remove".
- * Right click on "mapguide" and select "Convert to Application"
- * For using the PHP API:
-  * Right click on "mapguide" and select "Add Virtual Directory..."
+ 1. Edit php.ini so that the extension_dir points to C:\Program Files\!MapGuideOpenSource2.0\!WebServerExtensions\Php\ext
+ 1. Add PHP (C:\Program Files\!MapGuideOpenSource2.0\!WebServerExtensions\Php) to the system path.  Will need to restart Windows because of this.
+ 1. Select "mapguide", double click on error pages, select the 401 line, click "Remove".
+ 1. Right click on "mapguide" and select "Convert to Application"
+ 1. For using the PHP API:
+  a. Right click on "mapguide" and select "Add Virtual Directory..."
    * Alias: mapviewerajax
    * Physical path: C:\Program Files\!MapGuideOpenSource2.0\!WebServerExtensions\www\mapviewerphp
-  * Select "mapviewerajax", double click "Default Document", click "Add..."
+  a. Select "mapviewerajax", double click "Default Document", click "Add..."
    * Name: ajaxviewer.php
- * For using the .NET API:
-  * Right click on "mapguide" and select "Add Virtual Directory..."
+ 1. For using the .NET API:
+  a. Right click on "mapguide" and select "Add Virtual Directory..."
    * Alias: mapviewerajax
    * Physical path: C:\Program Files\!MapGuideOpenSource2.0\!WebServerExtensions\www\mapviewernet
-  * Select "mapviewerajax", double click on "Default Document", click "Add..."
+  a. Select "mapviewerajax", double click on "Default Document", click "Add..."
    * Name: ajaxviewer.aspx
-  * Right-click on "mapviewerajax" and select "Convert to Application"
-  * NOTE: Any other applications you create (e.g., Sheboygan sample) will also need to be converted to an application.
+  a. Right-click on "mapviewerajax" and select "Convert to Application"
+  a. NOTE: Any other applications you create (e.g., Sheboygan sample) will also need to be converted to an application.
 
 One final thing; you may get an "IIS worker process stopped" system dialog show up, this seems to be a PHP ISAPI agent problem: http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=44047.