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Enterprise Server 6.1 APIs

10 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)

The main configuration files are magnus.conf, server.xml, obj.conf,and

mime.types, but there are other configuration files as well. SeeChapter 2,

“Configuration Files,” for an overview of configuration files.

For more detailed information about the files

magnus.conf, server.xml,

obj.conf,andmime.types,seetheNetscape Enterprise Server NSAPI Programmer’s

Guide.

For information about configuration file changes since the previous release of

Enterprise Server, see Appendix A, “Configuration File Changes.”

Enterprise Server 6.1 APIs

This section summarizes the various APIs and programming technologies

supported by Enterprise Server 6.1, discusses how to enable the functionality in

Enterprise Server 6.1, and mentions where to get more information about them.

Themaincategoriesofextensionsandmodificationsyoucanmaketothe

Enterprise Server are:

• Dynamically generating responses(or parts of responses)torequests.The APIs

and programming approaches that fall in this category are:

❍ Server-ParsedHTMLTags

❍ CGI

❍ Java Servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP)

• Modifying the behavior of the server itself by implementing server plugins.

Most server plugins are written using Netscape Server API (NSAPI). There are

alsospecializedAPIs for writingserverplugins,such as theAccess Control List

API (ACLAPI) which is used for controlling access to server resources.

The APIs for modifying server behavior are:

❍ NSAPI

❍ Access Control API

❍ Certificate-Mapping API

• Modifying the content of the server, by adding, removing, or modifying

resources and directories. To do this, use remote file manipulation.

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