Super little tornado asp server AspWebServer

Super Little Tornado ASP server software AspWebServer installation:
1. Double-click Super Tornado AspWebServer1.0.exe to install
2. Follow the corresponding prompts to install
3. After the installation is completed, if you choose to start immediately, start the Super Little Tornado server
3. After startup, a green triangle icon appears in the tray in the lower right corner, indicating that the installation is successful.

Tested and used:
1. Click or right-click the icon to pop up the system menu
2. Select the system default site at the top of the menu to test
3. Click the configuration file to perform relevant configurations
4. Installing as a service means installing the server as a system service, so that the site can run normally even if you do not open the software.

Instructions for using the configuration file:
1. Double-click the icon or select Server Configuration in the menu to open the configuration file
2. The name in [] is the name of your site. You can choose any name and it will be displayed in the site list at the top of the menu.
3.hostLanguage is the language you use, which can be VBScript, Javascript, JScript, etc. The default is VBScript
4.hostUrl is your site domain name or IP address
5.listenPort is the listening port
6.rootPath is the physical path of the site, which represents the root directory of the installation file. You can only use the directory under the installation directory, and cannot use upper-level and higher-level directories. This means that you will not be able to use directories such as: c:aabb, all Valid directories are limited to the installation root directory, that is, you can only use directories such as: xxx or xxxyy
7.defaultFiles is the default document type, which is consistent with the default document under IIS.
8. If there is a port conflict or configuration error or the site creation fails, the site will not be displayed in the menu list.

Note: After the configuration file is completed, the service needs to be restarted to take effect.
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