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Need an Example of a SELF SERVE Application

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LeonelSanchezJr

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We are trying to create a SELF SERVE Application OUTSIDE of the MRE and we can't find any examples.

Does anyone know of any that have a login page and runs outside of the MRE?

Thanks,

Leo ;-)
 
piece of cake.
Your launch page has to be accessible to your basic site.
If you have a windows server, then the default location of your basic site is
{drive letter}:\inetpub\and the default launch page is usually default.asp or index.htm.
Your launch page then has a FORM for the various parameters
and the FORM ACTION is the call to the webfocus cgi, with the name of the fex
Like this:
-* i use isapi, not servlet,which is why the call is wepapi.dll
<FORM name='form' action=" TARGET='_new' method='get' >
<table >
-* these parms are hidden because they are defaults, not chosen by the site vistor; you can have these, or not.
<input type="hidden" name="PARMNAME1" value="somevalue">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" name="PARMNAME2" value = "someothervalue">
<input type="hidden" name="IBIC_pass" value="edauser">
<input type="hidden" name="IBIC_user" value="edaadmin">
-* this domain is where your fexes are..must be on the path
<input type="hidden" name="IBIMR_domain" value="untitled/untitled.htm">
-* this is the name of the fex
<input type="hidden" name="IBIF_ex" value="kwalloc3">

-* now you put in the select boxes and the radio buttons or text boxes, or whatever your user needs to pick
<INPUT TYPE=reset NAME='RESETbutton' VALUE='reset'>
<INPUT TYPE='submit' NAME='submitbutton' VALUE=' GO '>
</form>
ok?
 
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