pbucc Posted July 23, 2002 Posted July 23, 2002 ok we have FM Server 5 with 30 databases. i want to be able to host them on the web. we have people that access the files via a FM client to dataentry and regular day to day things. i want to have people access the information via the web. i have no clue what to do. it's not like there are any instructions. where do i put FM Unlimited? does it have to have all 30 programs open to view on the net? what about server? i am very confused. please help Peter
falkaholic Posted July 23, 2002 Posted July 23, 2002 You can't serve databases on the web with server 5. You have the have it open over your network and turn web sharing on. Its all in the manual somewhere (thought the FM manual sucks), try searching these forums.
pbucc Posted July 24, 2002 Author Posted July 24, 2002 ok i have one g4 running server5. this has our daily everyday files. there are some files that i want to be able to access via the web. now do i have another computer open these files with FM 5unlimited via server and turn on the web sharing. and what is the web server connector? when and where do i use it. does anyone know of any resources for this information? Peter
slstrother Posted July 24, 2002 Posted July 24, 2002 You can have all of your database files on FM Server, including the ones you want to publish to the web. Then use FM Unlimited to open the hosted files you want to publish to the web. Server and Unlimited should run on different machines. If the files you want to publish to the web do not need to be accessed by internal users, set them to single user. Web Server Connector is for connecting your database to a web server like IIS. Look at Filemakers site for White Papers . There is one called Configuring Filemaker Pro 5 Unlimited. This should shed some light on the situation for you.
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