Assign Web Application Information
Web Application Name
This is the name used by the Web Application Administrator. After it has been assigned, it is maintained by the Web Application Administrator and the Global.asa file.
By default, the name of the workspace (i.e., the name of the workspace’s .SWS file) will be used. This is the recommended choice unless the name is already being used.
Web Site
Select under which IIS (Internet Information Server) website the virtual directory should be created. If your installation features multiple websites, they should be listed here by their IIS name. The default value is Default Web Site, which is the standard website available on a clean IIS installation.
Virtual Directory Name
This is the web-share name, which is used to identify your AppHTML directory over the Internet. By default, it will suggest the name of the workspace with all spaces and underscores removed. Unless this results in a duplicate name, this is the recommended choice. Leaving this value blank will change the root of the IIS website to point to this specific application.
Directory
The directory name will always be the path of your AppHTML directory and may not be changed.
Project Name
The project name will always be WebApp.src. Only one web application is allowed within a workspace, and that application name should not be changed.
When a web project is created, the project will be added to the Web Application Administrator, a new Global.asa will be created in your AppHTML directory, the AppHTML directory’s web share (virtual directory name) will be assigned, and the WebApp.src will be created and loaded.
If a Web Project already exists, you will be warned and allowed to proceed. If you create another project, your existing web project will be replaced.