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Testing the web site

The UMRA application is now ready for testing. Start Windows Internet Explorer and connect to the IIS web site by entering the URL address of the first web page:

http://amazone:81/CreateAccount.asp

Here, amazone is the name of the computer that runs IIS. The port for the web site is configured as 81. When automatic logon is enabled, the user (you) is authenticated by IIS and the HTML code of the ASP page is shown. If automatic logon is not enabled, you need to log on first.

Figure 14: First page of the UMRA web site on IIS.

Enter the first and last name of a user account and click button Create Account. The form is submitted to IIS and the ASP page ShowResults.asp is executed.

As part of the ASP page, the UMRA Service is contacted and requested to execute the project script that creates the account. Results are returned by the service and shown in the web page.

Figure 15: Result page of the UMRA web site.

You can check the UMRA Service log file for progress and debugging information. The log file UmraSvcLogX.txt can be found in the Log directory of the UmraService program directory.