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<h1>Building and Running WebServer</h1>
<p>This release contains everything you need to compile and run the GoAhead WebServer
under WindRiver VxWorks, Windows 95, 98, NT, and CE, Unix, LYNX, and LINUX.
More supported platforms will be included prior to full release. Before trying
to build the GoAhead WebServer make sure you have the most recent version by
checking http://www.goahead.com/webserver.</p>
<p>Each supported platform has an operating system sub-directory, which includes
a Makefile for building and a main program for invoking and initializing the
GoAhead WebServer. To build and run the GoAhead WebServer, change to the relevant
operating system directory and use make to initiate the build. Individual instructions
for each operating system are provided below.</p>
<p>If you do not want WebServer to use the default settings and configuration,
you will need to modify the Makefile and main program file (main.c) for your
operating system <B>before</B> compiling. See <A HREF="configure.htm">Configuring
WebServer</A> for more information.</p>
<H2>For VxWorks</H2>
<PRE> cd VXW486
make
</PRE>
<p> Load webs.o onto the target system and use standard VxWorks procedures to
load the program into memory and execute it.</p>
<H2>For Windows NT</H2>
<PRE> cd WIN
nmake /f webs.mak
webs</PRE>
<p>To stop the web server, right click on the taskbar icon for the GoAhead WebServer
and select "Close".</p>
<H2>For Windows 95 or Windows 98</H2>
<PRE> cd WIN
setpath ( NOTE: Users of Visual Studio 6.0 may not
need to use this command to set
their environment path. )
nmake /f webs.mak
webs</PRE>
<p>To stop the web server, right click on the taskbar icon for the GoAhead WebServer
and select "Close". </p>
<p><B>NOTE FOR USERS OF MICROSOFT VISUAL C++</B></p>
<p>If you get the following Setup Environment Variables message after installing
Visual C++, follow the instructions below BEFORE building and running GoAhead
WebServer.</p>
<P>"For your convenience, the environment variables required to run build tools
from a command prompt are saved in the VCVARS32.BAT file in your BIN directory."</P>
<BLOCKQUOTE>
<P><B>Instructions:</B></P>
<OL>
<LI>Copy the VCVARS32.BAT file to your root directory (usually C:\). </LI>
<LI> Add the file's path name to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file. </LI>
<LI> Reboot your System.</LI>
</OL>
</BLOCKQUOTE>
<H2>For Windows CE</H2>
<p>In Microsoft Visual C++ DeviceStudio open the workspace webs.dsw in the CE
sub-directory. Set the include and library paths properly for your device. Be
sure the symbolic constants CE, UEMF, and UNICODE are defined. Use the build
facilities of DeviceStudio to generate webs.exe. Load webs.exe and your web
pages on to your CE device using your normal procedures to transfer file to
the device. The default location for the web pages is in the \web directory.
This can be modified in main.c. Using pre-compiled and linked pages (see WEBS_PAGE_ROM
and WebCompiler below) make it easy to load the application and its pages to
the system in one step.</p>
<H2>For UNIX (SCO OpenServer V)</H2>
<PRE> CD SCOV5
make
su ;# As super user
webs</PRE>
<H2>For LINUX</H2>
<PRE> CD LINUX
make
su ;# As super user
webs</PRE>
<H2>For LYNX</H2>
<PRE> CD LYNX
make
su ;# As super user
webs</PRE>
<H2>For QNX</H2>
<PRE> CD QNX4
make
su ;# As super user
webs
</PRE>
<H2>Accessing the WebServer Home Page</H2>
<P>To access the WebServer home page, point your browser to "http://hostname",
assuming you are running on port 80, or to "http://localhost", if
you are running the browser on the same system as the server. The server's default
home page is "home.asp".</P>
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