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RUNNING SKYLITE IN A WEB BROWSER APPENDIX B After installing SkyLite on any Windows machine with Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.02 or higher installed, session files entered in the browser’s address window run automatically within the browser window. SkyLite session files opened from within SkyLite or started directly from the desktop start a separate standalone instance of SkyLite. SkyLite includes a Multi Session Manager (MSM) component. The MSM is evoked when a single session is started in the browser. The MSM keeps track of the multiple sessions opened in the browser, even after the browser is closed. A SkyLite Web Demo is available from Jenzabar. Contact Client Support Services to get a copy of the demo. Overview Web-to-Host Connectivity Web-to-host connectivity is the use of a browser from an intranet or Internet point of access to connect to host systems, run legacy applications, and retrieve data. When connecting to sessions over the Internet, it is recommended that you do not have AutoConnect selected. This is because, if your Internet connection is not available, then you will have to wait for the Telnet integration to timeout before you can change the session. User Benefits of Web-to-Host Connectivity Web browsers enable the users to have a consistent and easy-to-use interface for all their information requirements thereby improving the information flow. SkyLite integrates seamlessly into this environment and has the following advantages for organizations that need Web-to-host connectivity: Easy centralized configuration Network and systems administrators can configure and manage Web-to-host connectivity from one central point, without the need to configure individual workstations and without disrupting end users. Increased user productivity Access to legacy systems can be controlled by secure and automated logins, using the built-in macro language. The macro language can also assist users in navigating through host systems and automating tasks such as file transfers. Version control To ease end-user administration, a single version of SkyLite can be installed on a file server, which can be accessed by clients on the LAN, as and when required. Reliable connectivity SkyLite maintains persistent sessions to the host systems, enabling users to browse to other Web pages and then navigate back to the host sessions still held in the memory. Multi Session Manager SkyLite includes the MSM utility as an icon on the desktop taskbar that gives users instant access to host sessions they had started. If the browser is terminated for some reason, MSM still gives users the access to their active SkyLite sessions. 82 POISE-SkyLite User Guide
APPENDIX B RUNNING SKYLITE IN A WEB BROWSER Web Server Setup Registering the Mime Type of the .SES File on an NT Server If users are using their own web server, then they might want to make SkyLite available, either on the Internet or on the company's intranet. In order to do this, users will need to register the SkyLite session files (.ses files) with their Web server. Currently, this is supported for NT servers as shown in the instructions below: 1. Run Regedit. 2. Locate the following key: KEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\InetInfo\P arameters\MimeMap\ 3. Under this key, add a new value of the string value (REG_SZ) type: Value Name: "application/x-trishna,ses,,5" (Note: The two commas between ses and 5) 4. Reboot the server. Using Web-Enabled SkyLite Embedding SkyLite in Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.02 or Higher A SkyLite session can run in a browser window under Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.02 or higher. A session is started by activating a session (.SES) file as though it were a Web page. For example, define a link in a Web page as follows: Telnet session When you click the link text (Telnet session), SkyLite will start the session defined in Session.ses in the browser window. If the link activates its content in a frame, the session will run in the target frame. In this example, the session file is in the same folder as the referring Web page on the Web server. Embedding SkyLite in Netscape's Navigator/Communicator 3.0 or Higher A SkyLite session can run in a browser window under Netscape Navigator 3.0 or higher. A session is started by activating a session (.SES) file as though it were a Web page. For example, define a link in a Web page as follows: Telnet session When you click the link text (Telnet session), SkyLite will start the session defined in Session.ses in the browser window. If the link activates its content in a frame, the session will run in the target frame. In this example, the session file is in the same folder as the referring Web page on the Web server. Note: In order to run a session under Netscape Navigator, the Ncompass DocActive(TM) plug-in must first be installed. A plug-in evaluation installer (DAEVAL.EXE) is provided with the SkyLite Web Demo, available from Jenzabar. To install the plug-in, run DAEVAL.EXE; then restart your computer after the installation is completed. A fully functional version of the plug-in is also available from Jenzabar at no charge. POISE-SkyLite User Guide 83
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