Installing WebDocs for Windows Web Service on Windows Server

From Support

1.) Install Soap SDK 3.0 on Server

Soap SDK Installer

http://www.rjssoft.com/files/webdocs/soapsdk/soapsdk.exe

2.) Install Web Services Extensions 2.0 and 3.0 on Server

http://www.rjssoft.com/files/webdocs/microsoftwse/Microsoft WSE 2.0 SP3 Runtime.msi

-and-

http://www.rjssoft.com/files/webdocs/microsoftwse/Microsoft WSE 3.0.msi

3.) Update database to 1.0.30 via SQL scripts and rjsdocman.dll and new Admin Client EXE

http://www.rjssoft.com/files/webdocs/updates/update_1_0_30.exe

4.) Update DLL to 1.0.31

http://www.rjssoft.com/files/webdocs/updates/update_1_0_31.exe

Unzip, stop IIS service, copy RJSDOCMAN.DLL to SYSTEM32 and register with REGSVR32.EXE. Restart IIS.

5.) Install WebDocs DotNet Web Service

http://www.rjssoft.com/files/webdocs/dotnetservice/rjs_wd_service.exe

Unzip all files to C:\INETPUB\WEBDOCSITE\RJS_WD_Service (This directory will probably need to be created or WinZip may auto-create.)

6.) Change web service config parms in the Web.Config file for the web service so it know where the SQL database DSN is located

Edit file: C:\INETPUB\WEBDOCSSITE\RJS_WD_Service\Web.Config with notepad.exe, wordpad or any text or XML editor.

	<add key="WebDocs_DSN" value="webdocs" />
	<add key="WebDocs_DSN_UserID" value="sa" />
	<add key="WebDocs_DSN_Password" value="password" />

Save the file and you're ready to test the web service.

7.) See if WebDocs Web service is recognized on server by running the following URL

http://localhost/RJS_WD_Service/WebDocs.asmx?WSDL

**Note: Instead of localhost you can use the server IP or host name.

8.) Now you can follow the steps in the WebDocs DotNet Soap API Setup KB and you are ready to start scanning documents with the WebDocs Web Service.