Deploying via Neuron
This topic assumes you're using the ASP provider option.
To deploy your TBK Tracker 3 application via Neuron:
Use the Administrator to make sure your lesson locations are relative to your front end book.
Copy your front end book and your lesson books to a web site. Be sure to preseve the relative location of the lessons to the front end book.
Copy your ASP pages to the web site. The location of the ASP pages is stored as the ASP_Source entry in the tbksettg3.ini file. You can create and edit this location from the Administrator. See the TBK Tracker Adminstrator help and the TBK Tracker ASP Help for more.
Embed the location of your front end book in a HTML page. For example:
<HTML>
<BODY>
<!-------------------------------------------------------------->
<OBJECT classid="clsid:F4818F4C-BEC5-11CF-83AD-00A0242FBEA6"
width=800 height=600>
<PARAM NAME="LaunchBook" VALUE="http://www.plattecanyon.com/tbktracker3/sample.tbk">
<PARAM NAME="CmdLine" VALUE="">
<PARAM NAME="ForceSecureMode" VALUE=0>
<PARAM NAME= "BackColor" VALUE= "#FFFFFF">
<EMBED SRC="http://www.plattecanyon.com/tbktracker3/sample.tbk", width=800, height=600,
pluginspage = "http://www.click2learn.com/products/toolbook/neuron/", cmdLine="",
ForceSecureMode="0", BackColor="#FFFFFF", type=application/toolbook>
</OBJECT>
<!-------------------------------------------------------------->
</BODY>
</HTML>
Notice that the location of the front end book (sample.tbk) appears in two places. This is necessary
to accomodate both Netscape and Internet Explorer.
Create either a web link or a shortcut to the HTML page.
Additional Notes:
You must install the TBK Tracker runtime system files onto the user's machine in the same directory as the ToolBook runtime.
For ToolBook 7 developers: If you are using the ASP provider option or if you want to provide the Post functionality from the Student Information screen, you must copy the ToolBook 8 (or later) version of the file tbinet32.dll to the ToolBook runtime directory.
See the Neuron help that comes with ToolBook for additional information on Neuron.