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This article describes how to manually collocate Microsoft ProClarity Analytics
Server 6.3 and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 on port 80 if both
programs are installed on the same computer. Currently, the Setup program for
ProClarity Analytics Server 6.3 installs only to the default Web site. This Web
site is named "Default Web Site." The Setup program cannot install ProClarity
Analytics Server 6.3 to a Web site other than the default Web site.
Use this procedure if an installation of SharePoint Server 2007 conflicts with
an installation of ProClarity Analytics Server 6.3. Not all installations of
SharePoint Server 2007 conflict with an installation of ProClarity Analytics
Server 6.3. A conflict occurs if a SharePoint site is created on port 80. This
condition causes the default Web site to stop. When you view the default Web
site in Information Information Services (IIS) Manager, the Web site appears as
Default Web Site (Stopped).
Note IIS Metabase Explorer must be installed on the computer before you can
perform this procedure. IIS Metabase Explorer is included in the Internet
Information Services (IIS) 6.0 Resource Kit Tools. For more information about
how to obtain the IIS 6.0 Resource Kit Tools, visit the following Microsoft Web
site:
To manually collocate ProClarity Analytics Server 6.3 and SharePoint Server
2007 on port 80, follow these steps:
1-Start IIS Metabase Explorer, and then locate the node that
represents the default Web site. Typically, the following is the location of
this node: LM/W3SVC/1/ROOT
2- Copy the following ProClarity Analytics Server 6.3 subnodes
from the Root subnode of the default Web site node to the Root subnode of the
SharePoint Web site node:
ChartFXInt62
PAS
PASUploads
Copy the following ProClarity Analytics Server 6.3 subnodes from the Root
subnode of the default Web site node to the Root subnode of the SharePoint Web
site node: • ChartFXInt62 • PAS • PASUploads Important Make sure that you copy
the ProClarity Analytics Server 6.3 subnodes to the correct destination. You
must copy the ProClarity Analytics Server 6.3 subnodes to the SharePoint Web
site that uses port 80. Use the ServerComment property at the site level of
each Web site in IIS Metabase Explorer to help you determine the correct
SharePoint Web site.
3- In the SharePoint Web site node, update the AppPath property
of the PAS subnode and of the PASUploads subnode. The AppPath property is the
metabase path of the node. To update the AppPath property, follow these steps:
a)--Click PAS, and then double-click AppPath. b)-In the
AppRoot Properties dialog box, click the Value tab. c)-In the Value Data box,
type the new path, and then click OK. d)-Click PASUploads, and then repeat
steps 3b and 3c.
4- Copy the filter information that ProClarity Analytics Server
6.3 uses from the default Web site node to the SharePoint Web site node. This
filter information is associated with export functionality on the Web site. To
do this, follow these steps:
a. Copy the FilterLoadOrder property of the default Web site
node to the SharePoint Web site node. The FilterLoadOrder property is located
in the Filters node.
b. Copy the PHttpFilter subnode from the default Web site node
to the SharePoint Web site node. The PHttpFilter subnode is located in the
Filters subnode.
c. Copy the AdminACL property of the default Web site node to
the PHttpFilter subnode of the SharePoint Web site node. The AdminACL property
is located in the Filters node.
5- Exit IIS Metabase Explorer.
6- Start IIS Manager.
7- Expand ServerName, expand Web Sites, and then click the
SharePoint site that uses port 80. Verify that the following virtual
directories are listed:
• ChartFXInt62
• PAS
• PASUploads
8- Remove the wildcard script handler from the PAS virtual
directory and from the PASUploads virtual directory. To do this, follow these
steps:
a)- Right-click PAS, and then click Properties.
b)- Click the Virtual Directory tab, and then click
Configuration.
c)- Click the Mappings tab.
d)- Under Wildcard application maps (order of implementation),
click the script, and then click Remove.
e)- Click OK two times.
f)- Click PASUploads, and then repeat steps 8b through 8e.
9- Exit IIS Manager.
10- Restart IIS. To do this, click Start, click Run, type
iisreset in the Open box, and then
click OK.
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