Hello World Request
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Hi Julian,
Thanks for your response. I'm first trying to do a "hello world" so I can see something get from Seaside to look like a real internet webpage beyond localhost service. Doesn't matter if it shows the same page as http://localhost:8080/seaside behind a DNS like http://seaside.wantdesk.com or http://wantdesk.com/seaside but I'd prefer it shows up under default http://wantdesk.com and allow me to decide if I want regular http files served or Seaside files generated for my other DNS.
I'm using Apache but not the whole thing, just the cut down version that comes packaged under Wamp which also has PHP and MySQL built together. It works under Windows XP.
One additional complication is my Apache has found a bug - it starts up normally but it will only serve the default page with http://localhost (nothing else) and not the very same virtual host spec when called diretly using its DNS http://biblek12.com and after a few hours of trying with restore & reprogramming the vhost file it's still doing the same bug. I do get http://localhost:8080/seaside normally. I think the bug must be something special to prevent my DNS from working while using the same vhost correctly for the default localhost.
Thank you,
Kirk Fraser
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Re: [Seaside] Hello World Request
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Kirk,
The first thing to do is use a default Seaside, without changing any of the config settings and get it showing up under Apache. This should not require any configuration of Seaside (other than starting it on some port), just the appropriate Proxy configuration or whatever of Apache. Once you can see some Seaside content through Apache, then you *might* want to set the ServerPath and so on (you'll know you need to because all the links will still be to localhost:8080). For example, if your application is running at http://localhost:8080/seaside/myapp but the external address via Apache is http://example.com/apps/myapp, then you would want to set ServerPath for your application to /apps/myapp and ServerHostname to example.com (you might also have to set the port and protocol, I can't quite remember how that logic works when those fields are empty). Julian On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 1:00 AM, Overcomer Man <[hidden email]> wrote: > Hi Julian, > > Thanks for your response. I'm first trying to do a "hello world" so I can > see something get from Seaside to look like a real internet webpage beyond > localhost service. Doesn't matter if it shows the same page as > http://localhost:8080/seaside behind a DNS like http://seaside.wantdesk.com > or http://wantdesk.com/seaside but I'd prefer it shows up under default > http://wantdesk.com and allow me to decide if I want regular http files > served or Seaside files generated for my other DNS. > > I'm using Apache but not the whole thing, just the cut down version that > comes packaged under Wamp which also has PHP and MySQL built together. It > works under Windows XP. > > One additional complication is my Apache has found a bug - it starts up > normally but it will only serve the default page with > http://localhost (nothing else) and not the very same virtual host spec when > called diretly using its DNS http://biblek12.com and after a few hours of > trying with restore & reprogramming the vhost file it's still doing the same > bug. I do get http://localhost:8080/seaside normally. I think the bug must > be something special to prevent my DNS from working while using the same > vhost correctly for the default localhost. > > Thank you, > Kirk Fraser > _______________________________________________ > seaside mailing list > [hidden email] > http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/seaside > > seaside mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/seaside |
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