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Manual IIS Integration

Please Note: This document contains information for use with Timesheet 4.x only. For instructions on manually integrating IIS with Timesheet 5.0 or greater, please see this page.

Usually, Journyx Timesheet integration with IIS is automatically configured. On occasion, this is not the case and the IIS virtual directory must be manually configured. In this case, follow these instructions:

1. Run the Microsoft Management Console.
   • This is most commonly found at:'Start Menu-->Programs-->WindowsNT 4.0 Option Pack--> Microsoft Internet Information Server-->Internet Service Manager'

2. Find the installation website.
   • In the left hand tree view, expand:'Console Root-->Internet Information Server--><name of my computer>--><name of desired website>'

3. Set up the jtime virtual directory.
   1. Look for a directory named 'jtime' under your website. If it exists, skip to section 3.3.
   2. Right click on your website, and choose "New Virtual Directory."
      • In the resulting dialog box, type 'jtime' and click the Next button.
      • You will be prompted for a physical path. Enter:

        c:\jtime\jwt\htdocs\

      • Then click Next and Finish.
   3. Right-click on the jtime directory, and choose Properties.
      • On the first tab, make sure the Read Access check box is filled in.
      • Make sure the Permissions button is set to Execute.
      • If the Application Settings Name box is grayed, click the Create button. Then click Configuration
      • In the Application Configuration Dialog, look for the extension ".inc".
        • If it is there, double-click it.
        • If it is not, click "Add".
      • For the executable, enter:

        c:\jtime\python\python.exe c:\jtime\jwt\cgi\docs.pyc

      • For the extension, enter: ".inc"
      
      
   4. Click OK, and then the Documents tab.
   5. Ensure that the Enable Default Document check box is filled in, and the single entry "index.html" is listed.
   6. Click OK

4. Set up the jtcgi virtual directory.
   1. Look for a directory named "jtcgi" under your website. If it exists, skip to section 4.3.
   2. Right-click on your website, and choose New Virtual Directory.
      • A dialog box will appear, in which you should type "jtcgi" and click Next.
      • You will be prompted for a physical path. Enter:

      c:\jtime\jwt\cgi

      • Click Next and then Finish
   3. Right-click on the jtcgi directory, and choose Properties
      • On the first tab, make sure that the Permissions button is set to Execute.
      • If the Application Settings Name box is grayed, click the Create button.
      • Click the Configuration button
      • In the Application Configuration Dialog, look for the extension ".pyc".
        • If it is there, double click it.
        • If it is not, click Add.
          • For the executable, enter:

        c:\jtime\python\python.exe c:\jtime\jwt\cgi\dopy.cgi

        • • For the extension, enter ".pyc"
      • Ensure that none of the checkboxes are filled in.If they are not, click Add.
      • Click OK twice

5. Set up the icons virtual directory.
   1. Look for a directory named "icons" under your website. If it is there, skip to section 5.3.
   2. Right-click on your website, and choose New Virtual Directory.
      • In the dialog box, type "icons" and click Next
      • When prompted for the physical path, enter:

        c:\jtime\jwt\htdocs\image

      • Click next and then Finish.
   3. Right click on the icons directory, and choose properties.
      • On the first tab, make sure the Read Access check box is filled in.
      • Click OK.

6. Complete Database Setup.
   1. Browse to http://localhost/jtime/wtdbsetup.html
   2. NOTE: localhost may need to become localhost:portnum if you did not choose the default port for Journyx Timesheet.
   3. Finally, if localhost does not work, try substituting the actual hostname of the box on which jtime is installed.