HTML export on web server

[Uffe]

Hi all,


This is such an obvious question, but I honestly haven't come across this situation before.

If I do an HTML export, can the resulting HTML file hierarchy be transferred onto a web server and served up by it, rather than having the browser read the files over a file share?

Or do I need to patch the HTML before Apache or IIS will touch it?

Cheers,


/Uffe

[Geert Bellekens]

I've heard of people serving it over a web server, so it must be possible, but I've never done it myself so I can't provide any details.

Geert

[smendonc]

I've used it with IIS before and never had to do any additional work other then copy the root directory where the html gets generated to a folder exposed by IIS.  In my case I had an automated process that generated the html and then copied the root over for IIS to expose.

Stan.

[Uffe]

Sounds good. Thanks!

/Uffe

[Glassboy]

I've published models both directly to a directory under IIS and to a SharePoint file library.  For SharePoint you need WebDAV access and probably need the admin to change the setting for maximum number of files in a document library.