Creating and configuring an application domain

You configure the application domain using the Application Domain Editor.

If you import an application domain configuration, you must adjust the configuration to fit the actual conditions for your application domain. For example, if no user directory is to be used, you must select Disable directory server settings on the Directory tab, and if no web content repository is to be used, you must select Disable web content repository settings on the Web Content Repository tab.

Related topics

•	Preparing the application domain for web applications

•	Configuring a web content repository

Application domain name requirements

The application domain name must:

•	Only include ASCII characters (a-z, A-Z, 0-9).

•	Not include any white spaces.

To create and configure an application domain

1	Right-click the site node and select New Application Domain. The New Application Domain dialog box opens.

2	Enter a name for the application domain, select a version and optionally specify a physical layer for the application domain. See New Application Domain dialog box (Adding).

3	Click OK. The New Application Domain dialog box opens.

4	Specify how you want to configure the new application domain. See New Application Domain dialog box (Selecting type).

5	Click OK. The Application Domain Editor opens.

6	Configure the application domain. See Application Domain Editor.

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Click OK.

You must now create the runtime repository for the application domain. See Creating a runtime repository.