| Utility |
When to use
it |
| Install and Test
RPG Smart Pages |
- I installed
RPGsp for the first time. RPGsp server components have never been
installed on my iSeries.
- I created
a new iSeries Profile.
- I set up
a test environment.
- RPG Smart
Pages are not working, and I would like to reinstall the server components.
|
| Configure RPG/CGI
Library |
- The RPGSPSP
service program was updated in a new release of RPGsp.
- The QCOMPILED
or the RPGSPSP object is corrupted.
- I changed
the current RPG/CGI object library name. Now, I would like to create this
RPG/CGI library and configure it manually.
|
| Configuring Library
List(s) |
- I installed
the server components. Now, I would like to specify the libraries
that contain my database file.
- I would like
to change my library list.
- I created
a new iSeries profile or a new test environment. Now, I would like
to specify the library list for this profile.
|
| Upload Theme
Files |
- A new release
of RPGsp contains new theme files.
- The location
of the IFS folder for the HTTP Root has changed.
|
| Create HTTP Instance |
- I would like
to recreate my HTTP instance using a different HTTP server type.
- I would like
to add or remove password protection to my site.
- I would like
to limit my HTTP instance to 1 thread.
- I would like
to keep access/error logs for my site.
- I made changes
to my iSeries Profile. Now, I would like to recreate my HTTP instance
based on these changes.
|
| Start/Stop HTTP
Instance |
- I created
my HTTP instance. Now, I would like to start it.
- I recreated
my HTTP instance. Now, I would like to restart it so that changes
take effect.
- The HTTP
server instance was ended. I would like to restart it.
- I would like
to halt my site by ending the HTTP server instance.
|
| Configure HTTP
Instance Manually |
- I would like
to manually add features to my HTTP server that are not available in the
Create HTTP Instance Dialog.
- I would like
to compare my current HTTP directives to the recommended HTTP directives.
|
| Launch HTTP Admin
Pages |
- I would like
to use IBM's browser-based interface for configuring and administering
the HTTP server.
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