To install JRun: 

1.

If applicable, log into your Windows system using the Administrator 

account.

2.

Close all open applications.

3.

Double click the JRun Developer Edition installer file.

The splash screen appears.

4.

If you do not have a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) on your system, 

select the option on the splash screen to install it.

Because the JRun application server relies on Java, a JRE must first be 

installed on the system that will run your application server. Once the 

JRE is installed, you can install the JRun application server.

5.

Select the option on the splash screen to install JRun.

6.

Follow the onscreen instructions to finish installing and testing the 

program. 

7.

Once the installation is complete, create a JRun connector to your IIS 

web server by selecting Start > Programs > Macromedia JRun 4 > Web 

Server Configuration. 

For instructions, see the JRun documentation.

After installing and starting JRun, create a root folder for your web 

application. 

Creating a root folder 

After the server software is installed, create a root folder for your web 

application on the system running Microsoft IIS, and make sure the folder 

has the necessary permissions. 

To create a root folder for your web application:

1.

Create a folder called MySampleApps on the system running IIS.

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Write down this folder name for later use. When you type it later, be sure to 

E

use exactly the same capitalization that you used when you created it.

A good place to create the folder is in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\. By 

default, your IIS web server is set up to serve pages from the 

Inetpub\wwwroot folder. The web server will serve any page in this 

folder or in any of its subfolders in response to an HTTP request from 

a web browser.

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