Using the graphical Server Administration Interface.  You can use your web browser to configure a virtual directory based on the "XML-RPC link" template and with bloggerAPI enabled:

	See Also:
	Virtual Directory Administration UI vhost_define() vhost_remove()

The new logical path now will support XML-RPC and will support blogger API requests.

Programmatical: Script & ISQL.  This method gives you full control, you must perform all steps to allow full support for the blogger API on a virtual directory. Below is a template list of commands that could be in a script.

Using a script, blogserver.sql , with following contents:

vhost_define (
  lpath=>'/RPC2',
  ppath=>'/SOAP/',
  soap_user=>'$U{usr}',
  soap_opts=>vector ('XML-RPC', 'yes')
  );

grant execute on "blogger.newPost" to $U{usr};
grant execute on "blogger.editPost" to $U{usr};
grant execute on "blogger.deletePost" to $U{usr};
grant execute on "blogger.getPost" to $U{usr};
grant execute on "blogger.getRecentPosts" to $U{usr};
grant execute on "blogger.getUsersBlogs" to $U{usr};
grant execute on "blogger.getTemplate" to $U{usr};
grant execute on "blogger.setTemplate" to $U{usr};
grant execute on "blogger.getUserInfo" to $U{usr};
grant execute on "metaWeblog.newPost" to $U{usr};
grant execute on "metaWeblog.editPost" to $U{usr};
grant execute on "metaWeblog.getPost" to $U{usr};
grant execute on "metaWeblog.getRecentPosts" to $U{usr};
grant execute on "mt.getRecentPostTitles" to $U{usr};
grant execute on "mt.getCategoryList" to $U{usr};
grant execute on "mt.setPostCategories" to $U{usr};
grant execute on "mt.getPostCategories" to $U{usr};
grant execute on "mt.getTrackbackPings" to $U{usr};
grant execute on "mt.publishPost" to $U{usr};
grant execute on "mt.supportedMethods" to $U{usr};

One can start ISQL using the following parameters:

$ isql 1111 dba dba -u usr="<SQL user for execution>" blog_server.sql

Where "<SQL user for execution>" is an existing SQL user account other than dba.

	Note:
	If you specify the "dba" as user for SOAP execution in a virtual directory, the grant statements will not be needed and this will open a security hole. So this approach is not recommended. It is always better to have a separate user for SOAP execution with limited rights.