#NEWLINE MATHMOD INSTALL#
You'll need to install the appropriate NetWare Client 32 and at least one web browser (Netscape Navigator is included with IntranetWare). The development client can run either Windows 95 or NT. Novell Internet Access Server (includes the IPX/IP Gateway) To set up your development server, install the following products from the IntranetWare package (in the order listed): If your development network is not connected to the Internet or your corporate network, you can administer your own IP addresses, otherwise, you'll have to play nice and follow the rules made by your network administrators. You'll also need a CD-ROM drive, at least during the setup process. It will still need about 24MB RAM or more.
Since this development server will carry a fairly light load, an old 386 or 486 machine will probably be adequate. The simplest configuration consists of one IntranetWare server and one client, It's usually a good idea to dedicate a server solely to development.
The minimum hardware requirements for NetBasic development are quite modest, and there are many advantages to keeping your development network small. In this DevNote, I'll show you how you can get started using NetBasic to develop applications for the web. NetBasic was developed by Novell partner HiTecSoft, of Scottsdale, Arizona. In a previous DevNote, I introduced NetBasic as a scripting language for server-based application development (see "NetBasic: IntranetWare's Scripting Language," Novell Developer Notes, November 1996, p.
If you're one of these people or know them or someone like them, you might want to consider using NetBasic for your development project.
#NEWLINE MATHMOD HOW TO#
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