FastPath Servlet and IIS

I am evaluating FastPath for use in my organization. Our corporate webserver is IIS 6 on Win2K3. We have many services on this machine, including SharePoint, Microsoft CRM etc. The WF server is on a serperate server (Win2K3).

My question is how can I impliment the WebChat client on my external IIS server without interfering with my existing IIS and other applications? I know i need something to handle the JSP pages, but what is the best solution these days, without interfering with my existing setup? Any advise is much appreciated.

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Hi,

the Spark FastPath Webchat is as far as I know a plugin for Wildfire which you can not use as a standalone Webchat application. As the client is just a browser, usually Internet Explorer for Windows users I wonder what you want integrate and how.

I could imagine that you use an IIS portlet to integrate the Wildfire pages in the content delivered be IIS. Or an IFRAME in the web page may also be fine.

LG

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I dont think I was as clear as I needed to be above. I am trying to figure out how to put the “LiveHelp” link on websites that are not hosted on the same server as my Wildfire server, but on a seperate IIS server. In other words, how do I HOST the WebChat client servlet on an IIS server that is not my Wildfire server?

I’'m also after the same sort of information…

From what i have dug up, you need an application server such as TomCat or Resin to use as a plug-in on IIS…

I’'m yet to have time to investigate this properly & actually implement it… But it should be a point in the right direction.

If you do get this working, please let me know!

Jason