W3launch questions
Mark Ellis
mark.ellis at rpl.richmond.bc.ca
Tue Sep 16 13:14:08 EDT 1997
Peter,
It doesn't sound like you've done a content type mapping on your server for
the .w3l file type, so the it's is not sending the correct content type
header to the browser. I expect this involves diddling with the registry.
After you done this, restart the web server service so the change takes effect.
I hope this helps.
>Hi everyone,
>
>I'm trying to set up W3launch so I can use Netscape as a front end to our
>CD-ROM network. I'm having a configuration problem of some sort. I've
>configured the local browser with correct MIME type. I am able to use the
>demo located at http://bmbwww.leeds.ac.uk/w3launch/home.htm, so I am
>assuming that my browser is not the problem.
>
>Locally, I have taken the demo files from the above mentioned site and put
>them in a local w3launch directory, with the w3launch executable. I
>downloaded the texted.w3l file from the above site as well, and put it in a
>w3launch directory on the web server. I also created a simple page with a
>link to the texted.w3l file at
>http://www.carmel.lib.in.us/w3launch/w3launch.htm. However, whenever I try
>to launch the application (text editor) by clicking on the link, I get
>prompted to do a "save as" on the texted.w3l file.
>
>I'm starting to wonder if this a problem on the server? I'm running MS IIS
>3.0 under NT 4.0. Any suggestions would be appreciated! Thanks,
>
>Peter
>
>
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>Computer Technology Coordinator
>Carmel Clay Public Library http://www.carmel.lib.in.us
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Mark Ellis
Computer Services Technician Phone: 604.231.6410
Richmond Public Library Email: mark.ellis at rpl.richmond.bc.ca
Richmond, British Columbia
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