• Installation Instructions
  • Installation Instructions - (tutorial)

  • See Getting Started Tutorial

    • < Soup up NT/IIS >
  • Test drive an update by installing in parallel first.




    • Set Up:
    Here is how to set up an IIS web server for direct serving of .tam files without needing "scripts/tame.exe" in the path. After doing the following setup, tame files can be served with direct URL’s like http://www.carts.net/examples/index.tam.


    1) Use the Microsoft Internet Service Manager to allow "execution"
       for documents in the web documents tree. (home directory).

    2) Use the registry editor to add .tam and .tap extensions to the
       IIS script map as follows:


    A) Start Regedt32.exe and open
    B) HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\
        Services\W3SVC\Parameters\ScriptMap
    C) From the Edit menu, choose Add Value. The Data
        type is String (REG_SZ).
    D) Type the file-name extension ".tam".

    E) In the String editor, type the full path to the tame
         interpreter.
    F) Also add the same entry for ".tap" files to
        support browser admin features.
    G) Restart the WWW service.


    3) Use the registry editor to add mime types for .tam and .tap files
        as text/html as follows:


    A) Start the Registry Editor (Regedt32.exe) and open
    B) HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\
        Services\InetInfo\Parameters\MimeMap
    C) ** Note that each MIME type is a String type
        with the NAME being the data and the value
        being empty.
    D) Add the value for the MIME mapping needed on your
        server by using the following syntax.
    E) Syntax: mime-type,filename-extension,,gopher-type
    F) Note the double comma before the gopher type
        parameter.
    G) Restart the WWW service.

    Example: [ text/html,tam,,h ] [ text/html,tap,,h ]


    4) Additionally, you can set your default document as "index.tam"
        in the IIS service manager and get tame default indexes for the
        mall and in every shop. i.e. http://yourdomain will then bring up
        your mall index.tam page.