Installing Culinary Corner

    To install the Culinary Corner sample application

1. Ensure that Microsoft® IIS version 3.0 or later, Microsoft® Active Server Pages, and Microsoft Outlook Web Access are installed on the same server. To install Web Access, run server setup on the distribution compact disk of Microsoft Exchange Server, select Complete/Custom, and select the Outlook Web Access option. This installs the CDO Library, the CDO Rendering Library, and Web Access .asp files.
2. Create a folder on the IIS computer — for example, c:\CDOSamples\eatery\. Copy all files from the appropriate folder on the distribution compact disk into this folder, keeping the hierarchy of subfolders intact.
3. Using the Internet Service Manager, create a new virtual root indicating that folder, and enable both Read and Execute permissions on it.
4. Select or create the Microsoft Exchange public folder to be used for Culinary Corner. Ensure that any custom folder views and forms created in Microsoft® Visual Basic® have been properly installed.
5. Find the folder identifier of the Culinary Corner public folder. To do this, log on with Microsoft® Outlook™ Web Access; move to the public folder and click the Update Page Address icon to update the URL in the browser's Address box. The address will appear like the following:

   http://<server>/exchange/pf/root.asp? obj=000000001A447390AA6611CD9BC800AA002FC45A0300746FC765786ED011902900AA00A71AE30000000000120000 
   

6. Carefully copy this folder identifier number and paste it into the root.htm file after the word folderID=, as shown here:

   <FRAME 
   SRC="discroot.asp?folderID=000000001A447390AA6611CD9BC800AA002FC45A0300746FC765786ED011902900AA00A71AE30000000069F00000" name="ExchangeDiscussion_fr" marginheight=0 marginwidth=0 >  
   

   There is an another way to obtain the identifier of a folder. If the folder the you are linking to is an immediate subfolder of All Public Folders, you may need to use the Alternative Method in the section described in the Classified Ads sample application.

7. Change the Anonymous user's permissions on the Culinary Corner public folder; follow these steps:
   1. Open the Microsoft Exchange Server Administrator program.
   2. Select the folder Org Name\Folders\"Public Folders".
   3. Select your Culinary Corner public folder
   4. On the File menu, click Properties.
   5. Click Client Permissions in the General pane.
   6. Select the Anonymous user from the list and change its role to Author.
8. Add the Culinary Corner public folder to your HTTP folder shortcuts; follow these steps:
   1. Open the Microsoft Exchange Server Administrator program.
   2. Open the container Org\Site\Configuration\Protocols\HTTP Site Settings.
   3. Switch to the folder shortcuts pane and click New.
   4. Find your Culinary Corner public folder and add it to the list.