To deploy WebORB into an existing ASP.NET application, follow the steps below:
1. Copy the following files/folders from the default Weborb installation directory to the corresponding folders in the target virtual directory:
/weborb.config
/bin/weborb.dll
/bin/MySql.Data.dll
/bin/Mono.Security.dll
/bin/Npgsql.dll
/diagnostics.aspx
/WEB-INF
/weborb.js (required only for the AJAX clients)
2. Add the following XML configuration to web.config in the target virtual directory:
<configuration>
<system.web>
<httpHandlers>
<add verb="*" path="weborb.aspx" type="Weborb.ORBHttpHandler"/>
<add verb="*" path="codegen.aspx" type= "Weborb.Management.CodeGen.CodegeneratorHttpHandler"/>
</httpHandlers>
</system.web>
</configuration>
(Thanks to formatmysourcecode.blogspot.com for code formatting)3. (Optional) To deploy console, example and code generator, copy the following folders with all files and subdirectories:
/weborbconsole.html
/console
/examples
/weborbassets
/all mdb files from the root
4. (Optional) Create /logs folder as the place where WebORB stores its log files
5. Grant Write permission to the user account ASP.NET uses for the following files and directories:
/weborb.config (required only if making configuration changes from the console)
/logs (required only if logging is enabled)
/weborbassets/codegen (required only if codegen is used in the console)
/weborbassets/uploads
/*.mdb (required only if writing data back on the server in some examples)
Additional steps may be required to configure logging and code generation features when deploying WebORB into another application. Generally the user account used by ASP.NET needs to have Write permission to the following files and folders:
/weborb.config
/logs
/weborbassets/codegen
Please direct any questions or comments to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/flashorb/.
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