Creating a root folder for the application

After the server software is installed, create a root folder for your web application on the computer running the web server. Make sure the folder is published by the web server—in other words, the web server can serve any file in this folder or in any of its subfolders in response to an HTTP request from a web browser. For example, on a computer running PWS or IIS, any file in the Inetpub\wwwroot folder or in any of its subfolders can be served to a web browser.

Specifying where dynamic pages can be processed After defining the remote folder in , specify a folder where dynamic pages can be processed. uses this folder to generate dynamic content and connect to databases while you work.

Note: The root folder can be local or remote, depending on where your web server is running.

The Testing Server dialog box appears. needs the services of a testing server to generate and display dynamic content while you work. The testing server can be your local computer, a development server, a staging server, or a production server. As long as it can process the kind of dynamic pages you plan to develop, the choice doesn’t matter.

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