How do I deploy my files using the Deploy to Network Folders option in PowerSync Export mode?
It would be best if you have access to a Web Server (IIS Server) and a Windows Media Server so as to practice each procedure. As we go along with the exporting steps, we'll employ these servers to illustrate the exporting process. Assume the servers are named according to the following: *Web Server: web-ftp *Windows Media Server: mediaserver There are 4 blank fields that need to be filled in PowerSync Export ---> Deploy to Network Folders. Example: Column1: \\mediaserver\demo\mdia\ Column2: \\web-ftp\demo\web\ Column3: http://web-ftp/web/ Column4: mms://mediaserver/media/ This is the detailed description for filling in each field: (1) Destination folder for media (WMV) file: First, create a directory named demo in the mediaserver's D drive. Then, create a sub-directory named media under the demo directory. Next, select the demo directory and right click for a menu. Choose Share from this menu. Since set the "Share name" is "demo". Please make sure all sharing permissions with "Maximum allowed" The resulting input path is \\mediaserver\demo\media\. (2) Destination folder for layout (HTML) files: First, create a directory named demo in the web-ftp's D drive. Then, create a sub-directory named media inside the demo directory. Next, select the demo directory and right click. Choose Share from the menu. Since the default directory name is "demo". Please make sure all sharing permissions are enabled. The resulting path is \\web-ftp\demo\web\. (3) Web server path: For the web-ftp, right click on the D:\ demo\web directory. Choose "Share", Go to "Web Share" and Choose "Share" When another dialog window appears, click OK. As a result, the URL should be http://web-ftp/web/. (4) Windows Media Server path: Open Windows Media Administrator. Click [Unicast Publishing Points]. Without using the wizard, to create a new [On-Demand Unicast Publishing Pints]. Next, set the alias name as "media" and "D:\demo\media" is the directory path for saving video. Click OK. The resulting URL is mms://mediaserver/media/
