Re: JSE on IIS 6.0 by David
David
Tue Sep 21 20:21:34 CDT 2004
JSE is supported, just like JS. The necessary configuration depends on what
you want to do.
If you want to execute JSE on the client (browser), then you need to create
a MIME Type mapping for the JSE extension and map it to a content-type
(like: application/x-javascript ) that the browser recognizes to execute as
script.
If you want to execute JSE on the server, you need to create a ScriptMapping
for the JSE extension and map it to a handler DLL/EXE on the server. You
also need to add a Web Service Extension for the handler DLL/EXE so that it
can run
Those are the only two valid combinations. Your statement about "running
this kind of JavaScript on my server... I've put the extensions in MIME..."
does not make any sense and does not work on IIS6 -- running JavaScript on
the server has nothing to do with MIME Types.
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//David
IIS
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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"Lisandro Weissheimer" <LisandroWeissheimer@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
in message news:5904A2E4-7360-47E7-A830-467F4AD8FE5B@microsoft.com...
I can´t run this kind of JavaScript on my server. If I rename the file to
.js
it works. I´ve put the extensions in MIME aplication/octet-stream and the
problem still there. Anyone can help me?
Sorry for my english, I´m from Brasil!