Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Getting Started:
WebSpeed Essentials

> ## Running sample applications

> WebSpeed includes sample applications that illustrate intranet, Internet, and extranet applications. The sample applications run against the sample Sports2000 database, which is located in your installation directory.

> Note: For detailed instructions on creating a local copy of the Sports2000 database for use with a sample application, see the chapter on working with sample applications in OpenEdge Getting Started: Progress OpenEdge Studio .

> The HTML source files that are compiled to create the Web objects (r-code) for the sample applications are in the `install-path``/src/samples/web` directory.The r-code that WebSpeed agents actually run is in the `install-path``/tty/samples/web` directory.

> Before you can run sample applications, you must have WebSpeed running on a Web server. In addition, you must set up WebSpeed to run while connected to the Sports2000 sample database.

> | To set up WebSpeed to run while connected to Sports2000:

> 1. Create a copy of the Sports2000 database in your working directory.

> 2. Copy the `sports2000trgs` folder (which contains database triggers) from your OpenEdge installation directory to your working directory.

> 3. Start a server for your working copy of the Sports2000 database.

> 4. Start a WebSpeed broker connected to your working copy of the Sports2000 database. See the "Configuring a WebSpeed broker to connect to a database" section for instructions on completing this procedure.

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