Web mapping

[Esther Carciente]

I'm using two programs for checking my site

1. Siteman 2.00, available for evaluation at:
http://www.morningside.asn.au/siteman/
It works on your computer on a mirror of your site
Siteman 2.00 doesn't support nested directories, but Siteman 3.00 does.
In addition Siteman gives you the possibility to perform a global search 
and replace on the files in your computer and also to check the links to 
a specified file. Very useful if you change the name of one file and have 
to replace the links to it in all the files.
I use Siteman to check the files prior to uploading them on the server.

2. Incontext webanalyzer at
http://www.incontext.com/products/analyze.html
This programs analyzes the content of your site, advises on broken links, 
and can create a copy of your site on your computer.
i use it to check the site live for all the connections that are broken 
(nobody's perfect)


Hope this helps. 

Esther Carciente
Web Site Manager
Pedagogic Center
http://www.jajz-ed.org.il/


 On Wed, 21 Aug 1996, 
Kirk E. Nims wrote:

> In the Spring of 1995 we discussed web site mapping and management
> software.       
> 
> Since then, are any of you using site mapping and link management software?
> 
5> 
> If so, what are you recommending?  I am in a Windows 3.1 and Novell Netware
> environment.
> 
> I have become webmaster for an intranet site with over 2300 files and I
> have no idea what links to what and which documents are not linked to at
> all.  We are not using an http server to run this intranet site.
> 
> Any help is appreciated.
> 
> Kirk E. Nims
> Webmaster/Librarian
> MichCon
> Detroit Michigan
> 
>