Installation guide

3. NETSCAPE/IPLANET PLUGIN (WINDOWS)
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shared by multiple servlets in this directory.
See the READ ME file within the classes subdirectory
for more information.
Servlet Logs
This subdirectory contains the Servlet.log files that
capture the output from the servlet
log() method. In
some cases, this directory doesn’t get created until the
first ServletExec initialization.
ServletExecData
This subdirectory contains the ServletExec/NSAPI
configuration files. These files are generally modified
using the ServletExec Admin UI, but can also be edited
manually.
Servlets
This subdirectory contains the class files for servlets
hosted by ServletExec/NSAPI.
See the READ ME in the Servlets directory and the
ServletExec User Guide for more information.
webapps
One of these subdirectories exists for each virtual server
configured. This subdirectory contains the “default”
folder for automatically deploying web applications
hosted by ServletExec/NSAPI.
See the READ ME in the webapps directory and the
ServletExec User Guide for more information.
3.6.2 Registry Entries
The ServletExec/NSAPI installer creates a new registry entry for each web server
instance for which it is installed with the following key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\New Atlanta
Communications\ServletExecNSAPI\https-<server-name>
This key contains a single parameter named Home, that contains the path to the web
server’s subdirectory within the
ServletExecNSAPI directory.
Note
If you move the ServletExecNSAPI directory after installation, you must modify the key for
each server to contain the new path.
3.6.3 NES/iWS Configuration File (obj.conf) Modifications
The NES/iWS server implementation requires that the obj.conf configuration file be
modified to enable installation of NSAPI plugins such as ServletExec/NSAPI. This
section describes the modifications performed by the ServletExec/NSAPI installer.