NETnotifier Server configuration
NETnotifier
This is the actual server application. Extract the zip file into a folder,
then web share that folder with the alias NETnotifier. Now you can access the
WSDL interfaces by pointing your browser to http://localhost/NETnotifier.
You could of course, if you had a SQL Server 2000 database configured
correctly. If you don't, there are two ways to get around this little snag:
- Use the sample Access database included in the data
subfolder. To have the server using that database, comment as needed
the following lines in web.config:
<appSettings>
<!-- access
<add key= "conn"value="Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;
Data
Source=c:\\myfolder\\NETnotifier\\data\\NETnotifier.mdb"
/>
-->
<!-- sql server -->
<add key=
"conn"value="Provider=sqloledb;Data Source=localhost;Initial
Catalog=NETnotifier;Integrated Security=SSPI;" />
<!--
-->
</appSettings>
Of course, change c:\\myfolder\\ to the folder where
you have extracted the zip file.
- Configure a SQL Server 2000 database. Create a
NETnotifier database in an instance of SQL Server 2000, then import the tables
and data from the sample Access database. Remember to grant dbo_owner
permissions to the ASPNET user.
To test if the application is correctly installed, point a browser to http://locahost/NETnotifier/user.asmx
and call the Login method using test/test as username/password. If everything is
configured correctly, you should receive back a return status and a GUID.
Congratulations, you have a copy of NETnotifier running.