Step
of 9:
Finish creating your HTML file.
Now that you have configured your
Host On-Demand session to use Web Express Logon and have recorded your login
macro, you are ready to finish creating your HTML file. At this point, you are
still using the Deployment Wizard tool (continued from Step 8).
- On the Host Sessions window, click
Next to open the Additional Options window.
Make any changes that you desire and click Next.
- On the File Name and Output Format
window, enter the page title, the file name, and choose the directory where
you want to save your file. You should save it to the Host On-Demand server
in a directory known to your Web server; usually, this directory is your Host
On-Demand server's publish Directory. Click Create File(s) to finish creating
your HTML file.
Congratulations! You have now completed Scenario #2: Configuring Web Express
Logon in a vault-style environment. To troubleshoot any problems, refer to
Troubleshooting Web Express
Logon (opens new browser).
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to go to Scenario #3: Connection-based automation: Configuring Web Express Logon
in an OS/400 and Kerberos environment.