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About the Web Connector Plug-In
The web connector plug-in is installed on your web server at the time you install a Netscape Application Server.
If you install the Netscape Application Server on the same machine on which a web server is installed, the web connector is installed and the web server configured automatically.
If you install the Netscape Application Server on a machine on which a web server is not installed, you must manually install the web connector on that web server machine. For more information about manually installing the Web connector, see .
In rare cases, you might have to manually configure the web server for the web connector. For more information about manually configuring the web server, see
"Manually Configuring a Web Server."
About Configuring the Web Connector Plug-In
The web connector provides the following functions that you can configure, as described in the table below:
Connector Functionality
Description
For More Information
Web server request logging
Mapping web server request components to database fields and adding HTTP variables to the log
"Configuring Web Plug-In for Web Server Logging."
Cookie and hidden field security
Enable or disable cookies and hidden fields during web server to Netscape Application Server communication
"Configuring Cookie and Hidden Field Usage."
CGI flag for CGI request processing
Set a flag to process requests in CGI mode when that is necessary
"Configuring a CGI Flag for CGI Requests."
The plug-in port number
Reconfigure the port number used by the plug-in
"Changing the Web Connector Port Number."
Configuring HTTP variables as input for AppLogic objects
Determine which HTTP variables can be accessed by AppLogic objects
"Specifying HTTP Variables for Input to AppLogic Objects."
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