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Selecting Directory Indexing
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Specifying a Server Home Page
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Specifying a Default MIME Type
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Parsing the Accept Language Header
These settings are all configured for the class, not individual virtual servers.
Setting the Document Preferences
To set the document preferences, follow these steps:
From the Class Manager, click the Content Management tab.
1.
Click Document Preferences.
2.
Choose the appropriate field values, as discussed in the following sections.
3.
Click OK.
4.
The preferences you can set are discussed more fully in the sections that follow. For
additional information, see the online help for the Document Preferences page.
Entering an Index Filename
If a document name is not specified in the URL the server automatically displays
the index file. The default index files are
one index file is specified, the server looks in the order in which the names appear
in this field until one is found. For example, if your index filenames are
and
index.html
home.html
it looks for
home.html
Selecting Directory Indexing
A document directory will probably have several subdirectories. For example,
there might be a directory called
often helpful to let clients access an overview (or index) of these directories.
index.html
, the server looks for
.
, another called
products
Configuring Document Preferences
and
. If more than
home.html
and if it doesn't find
index.html
, and so on. It's
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