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| Introduction
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Your Solaris Virtual Private Servers can provide total ASP
support using Chili!Soft
ASP a fully-compliant ASP interpreter. This means
that Chili!Soft's ASP is compatible with Microsoft ASP, to ensure
that applications developed with Microsoft ASP will run seamlessly
on your Solaris Virtual Private Servers. Chili!Soft supports JScript
and VBScript ASP layout, as well as a wide range of database interfaces,
including MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Oracle. In addition, Chili!Soft
can connect to most remote databases. Developing ASPs for Chili!Soft
can be done directly, or by using any of several popular Web site
design tools, including Microsoft
FrontPage and InterDev, Macromedia Dreamweaver, Adobe
GoLive!, and Allaire HomeSite. This wide range of support makes
Chili!Soft a powerful, yet easy to use tool for designing and managing
dynamic Web sites.
NOTE:
Chili!Soft and ColdFusion
will not work on the same Virtual Private Servers. Be sure
to have only one or the other installed on any one Virtual Private Servers.
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NOTE: Chili!Soft is available on the VPS platform
only. Due to licensing restrictions, Chili!Soft cannot be
installed on the MPS platform.
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| Installation
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Do the following, depending on your Virtual Private Servers O/S.
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| Usage
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When Chili!Soft is installed on your Virtual Private Servers, a process called
caspd will start up automatically. This is the Chili!Soft
daemon program. You may also see a process called caspeng
running. If for some reason caspd is not running, you can start
it by running startcasp from your Virtual Private Servers command
prompt. If you need to stop your Chili!Soft server for any reason,
the command stopcasp should be used.
NOTE:
The Chili!Soft Administration Console is not available on
your Virtual Private Servers. The functions available through the
Administration Console can be modified by manually editing
the Chili!Soft configuration files or using the command
line Admin Tool (admtool).
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Your Chili!Soft
configuration settings are stored in a text file named casp.cnfg
located in the ~/usr/local/casp/asp-apache-3000/ directory
on your Virtual Private Servers. You should not need to make any changes
to the default casp.cnfg file unless you are setting up advanced
options such as turning on or off Virtual
Subhosting, or adding applications.
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| Documentation
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You can also access sample ASP sites, test utilities, and documentation
for Chili!Soft at this URL:
http://YOUR-DOMAIN.NAME/caspsamp
NOTE:
The online documentation for Chili!Soft requires that Java
is enabled in your browser. If your browser does not have
Java support, you can view the documents in PDF format at
this URL:
http://YOUR-DOMAIN.NAME/caspdoc/pdf
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The online documentation
is also available at the Chili!Soft Web site.
http://www.chilisoft.com/caspdoc
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| Support
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We support Chili!Soft ASP through installation and configuration.
Chili!Soft supports the actual use of their product. Refer to the
Chili!Soft Web site for supporting documentation, FAQs, and forums.
You can obtain
e-mail and phone support for Chili!Soft ASP by purchasing the Chili!Soft
Standard Support plan. Contact Chili!Soft sales for
more information:
E-Mail:
chili.sales@sun.com
Phone (425) 818-1122
FAX: (425) 562-9565
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