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texte = BIAP W*API PatchFixes for W*API based Web servers          What is BIAPW*API Patch?BIAP W*API Patch is a W*API plug-in thatcorrects problems in the implementation of W*API in many Mac Webservers, including all versions of WebSTAR. It greatly improves thestability of servers with W*API plug-ins installed, especially plug-insthat perform a large number of TCP/IP operations.Download BIAP W*APIPatch 1.0BIAP W*API Patch Read Me fileCopyright 1998, BIAP Systems,Inc., All Rights ReservedThe BIAP W*API Patch is a small W*API Server Plug-in designed to improvethe stability of Macintosh web servers in heavy load situations. Itcorrects problems in the implementation ofW*API in several servers, including WebSTAR 3.0. Use of this plug-in isrecommended especially if you have other plug-ins installed that performintensive network or memory based operations.InstallationSimply drop theBIAP W*API Patch plug-in into your server's Plug-Ins folder andrestart your server. It's that simple.UsageThe BIAP W*API Patch is afire and forget plug-in; once it's installed you can forget about it.The patch just sits there and keeps watch over your server, stepping into prevent potential crashes whenever necessary. If a situation everarises that requires intervention, the following message will appear inthe status screen of your web server: BIAP W*API Patch just saved yourbacon. To check the effectiveness of the plug-in, select the BIAP W*APIPatch command from the server's plug-ins menu. This will open up astatus window for the plug-in describing the number of times that thepatch was activated, and the number of times that it saved your bacon(i.e., intervened to prevent a potential crash). The same informationwill be written to the server's status screen.NOTE: Every time the BIAPW*API Patch says that it saved your bacon, it has intervened toprevent one of several serious errors that could have caused a servercrash, such as memory corruption, network lockup, etc. Although not allerrors actually cause crashes, preventing errors is a good idea. Last modified on Thu, Mar 26, 1998 at 9:08:38 PM Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

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BIAP W*API PatchFixes for W*API based Web servers          What is BIAPW*API Patch?BIAP W*API Patch is a W*API plug-in thatcorrects problems in the implementation of W*API in many Mac Webservers, including all versions of WebSTAR. It greatly improves thestability of servers with W*API plug-ins installed, especially plug-insthat perform a large number of TCP/IP operations.Download BIAP W*APIPatch 1.0BIAP W*API Patch Read Me fileCopyright 1998, BIAP Systems,Inc., All Rights ReservedThe BIAP W*API Patch is a small W*API Server Plug-in designed to improvethe stability of Macintosh web servers in heavy load situations. Itcorrects problems in the implementation ofW*API in several servers, including WebSTAR 3.0. Use of this plug-in isrecommended especially if you have other plug-ins installed that performintensive network or memory based operations.InstallationSimply drop theBIAP W*API Patch plug-in into your server's Plug-Ins folder andrestart your server. It's that simple.UsageThe BIAP W*API Patch is afire and forget plug-in; once it's installed you can forget about it.The patch just sits there and keeps watch over your server, stepping into prevent potential crashes whenever necessary. If a situation everarises that requires intervention, the following message will appear inthe status screen of your web server: BIAP W*API Patch just saved yourbacon. To check the effectiveness of the plug-in, select the BIAP W*APIPatch command from the server's plug-ins menu. This will open up astatus window for the plug-in describing the number of times that thepatch was activated, and the number of times that it saved your bacon(i.e., intervened to prevent a potential crash). The same informationwill be written to the server's status screen.NOTE: Every time the BIAPW*API Patch says that it saved your bacon, it has intervened toprevent one of several serious errors that could have caused a servercrash, such as memory corruption, network lockup, etc. Although not allerrors actually cause crashes, preventing errors is a good idea. Last modified on Thu, Mar 26, 1998 at 9:08:38 PM Sandra L. Pitner

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