Serving Static Pages

[Matt Carrico]

I don't understand your configuration. But, could this approach help: 

In config.mainresponder.domains.[my ip address].siteTree.directory.outline I have an item <site folderPath="C:\Frontier\Guest Databases\www\fileserver" name="fileserver"></site>. As a result files in the folder fileserver are served out at http://[myIpAddress]/fileserver

<siteTree>
  <site address="createASiteManilaWebsite">
     <site address="aaaManilaWebsite" name="aaa"></site>
     <site folderPath="C:\Frontier\Guest Databases\www\fileserver" name="fileserver"></site>
  </site>
 </siteTree>

Matt Carrico
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Mark Meisel 
  To: frontier-users at userland.com 
  Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2001 5:37 PM
  Subject: Serving Static Pages


  On my development Frontier PC I can see static HTML pages served from the Guest Databases\www folder if I access them with the url http://localhost/foo/bar.html. But I get the error message 

  Sorry! There was an error: Can't get the "name" attribute because the table doesn't have a sub-table named /atts. The error was detected by Frontier 7.0.1 in mainResponder.respond.  
   if I try to access them with the correct url of http://[myIpAddress)]/foo/bar.html. 

  I can access served Manila sites with either http://localhost/xxManilasite, or http://[myIpAddress)]/xxManilasite on the same machine or http://[myIpAddress)]/xxManilasite on a network connected machine. This seems right.

  How do I serve static pages out of Frontier for our network?

  Mark
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