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WASD Web Environment

For version 11.5 release of WASD VMS Web Services.

Published July 2020

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Abstract

This document is a guide to supporting Web documents within the WASD Web Services environment. It is not a tutorial on writing HTML documents.

For installation and update details see WASD Web Services - Installation

For detailed configuration information see WASD Web Services - Configuration

For the more significant features and facilities available see WASD Web Services - Features

For information on CGI, CGIplus, ISAPI, OSU, etc., scripting, see WASD Web Services - Scripting

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WASD VMS Web Services – Copyright © 1996-2020 Mark G. Daniel

License

Licensed under the GNU Public License, Version 3;

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Table of Content

1.…………………Introduction
2.…………………Document Access and Specification
2.1…………………Document Content Type
2.2…………………Explicitly Specifying Content-Type
2.3…………………Document Specification
2.3.1…………………Absolute File Path
2.3.2…………………Partial (or Relative) File Path
2.4…………………Extended File Specifications (ODS-5)
2.4.1…………………Characters In Request Paths
2.4.2…………………Characters In Server-Generated Paths
2.4.3…………………Document Cache
3.…………………Directory Listing
3.1…………………Controlling Access To A Directory
3.2…………………"Hidden" Files
3.3…………………Server Directives
3.3.1………………….WWW_WASD
3.3.2…………………Layout
3.3.3…………………Directory Style
3.3.4…………………Selective Listing
3.3.5…………………Listing Font
3.3.6…………………File Versions
3.3.7…………………Readme Files
3.3.8…………………Listing Delimiters
3.3.9…………………Suppressing Directories
3.3.10…………………Listing Refresh and Expiry
3.3.11…………………Scripting From Directory Listings
3.3.12…………………Auto-Scripting
3.3.13…………………Target Window
3.3.14…………………Specifying Content-Type
3.3.15…………………Icon Plain Text Link
3.3.16…………………Query String
3.3.17…………………Allowing Override
3.4…………………Directory Tree
4.…………………Server Side Includes (SSI)
4.1…………………Virtual Documents
4.2…………………Last-Modified Information
4.3…………………Pre-Expiring Documents
4.4…………………Directive Syntax
4.5…………………Directives
4.5.1…………………#ACCESSES
4.5.2…………………#CONFIG
4.5.3…………………#DIR
4.5.4…………………#DCL
4.5.5…………………#ECHO
4.5.6…………………#ELIF
4.5.7…………………#ELSE
4.5.8…………………#ENDIF
4.5.9…………………#EXEC
4.5.10…………………#EXIT
4.5.11…………………#FCREATED
4.5.12…………………#FLASTMOD
4.5.13…………………#FSIZE
4.5.14…………………#IF
4.5.15…………………#INCLUDE
4.5.16…………………#MODIFIED
4.5.17…………………#ORIF
4.5.18…………………#PRINTENV
4.5.19…………………#SET
4.5.20…………………#SSI
4.5.21…………………#STOP
4.6…………………Variables
4.7…………………Flow Control
4.8…………………Query Strings
4.9…………………File and Virtual Specifications
4.9.1…………………THE_FILE_NAME
4.10…………………Time Format
4.11…………………OSU Compatibility
4.12…………………Script-Generated SSI Documents
5.…………………Document Searching
5.1…………………Plain-Text Search
5.2…………………HTML Search
5.3…………………Search Syntax
5.3.1…………………Standard Search Form
5.3.2…………………Forms-Based Search
5.3.3…………………Search Options
5.3.4…………………Example Search Form
6.…………………VMS Help and Text Libraries
7.…………………Bookreader Books and Libraries
8.…………………Web Document Update
9.…………………Index
10.…………………Attribution and Acknowledgement
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