Some sites will want to implement more than a single Web Store on a single and this can be accomplished reasonably easily by creating a separate application.

The steps to accomplish this are:

• Create a new application and move the created application into a separate physical directory
  
• Set up a separate set of HTML directories and copy all of the HTML files to it.
  
• Copy wc.dll and wc.ini into these new directories - you will need separate copies for each store.
  
• Create a virtual directory for the store (other than wwstore)
  
• Create the wws scriptmap and make it specific to the new virtual directory
  
• Make sure you create a default mapping for default.wws in the virtual directory
  

These steps should be performed manually, since the Wizard creates a Web Store specifically for the default Web store.

The idea is to keep all files separate with two sets of code/data directories, and HTML directories to totally isolate each store application. Because of file name conflicts it's not possible to run multiple stores from a single Web Connection server at this time without modification. Support for this is built into the data files, but this functionality has not been implemented yet.