RE: Help on default entry points/base path

Hi,
 
I wonder if it possible to configure  seaside so that in stead of e.g. http//localhost:8008/seaside/go/myApp I could use http://localhost:8008/myApp or even http://localhost:8008/ would lead me straight to my application.

I found a message from Lucas stating

 
"A point maybe worth to mention is how to make the application appear in the server root directory, so that others can find it even they don't type/know the full path /seaside/app:

such that http://myhost.com  goes directly to your application

In the Seaside configuration-interface set your application as default entry point (only available in current 2.6 Seaside versions). Change the base-path of the application to "/". From now on your application running directly in the root, other applications like /seaside/config, ... etc. still work."

 
However, seaside won't let me change the base path. After I save it resets to the original /seaside/go/myApp.
 
Any suggestions?
 
Thank you,
 
regards,
Eugene



 

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> Many thanks for all those usefull informations!
> For our application things are a bit more hard to partition than
> dabbdle. Basically we have one namespace with many services inside, but
> only 2 or 3 entrypoints. We expect heavy load on each of those entrypoints.
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> The prototype we have done uses apache first to serve the domain name (3
> virtual hosts on the same server), then proxies all Seaside requests to
> a software load balancer on the same server. The load balancer we use
> for now is HAProxy, but I think the trick of Avi (having an external
> program used in apache) is worth trying. We ran into problems using
> apache proxying and cookies, namely apache's mod_proxy_balancer isn't
> able to stick sessions on the same server. That's why we use HAProxy as
> the load balancer.
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> Does any one of you have benchmarks of seaside performances? My problems
> is we have very short planning, and Avi's solution seems to require
> quite a lot of development (write the load balancer, write the scripts
> that start/stop the image dynamically, configure apache and debug!!). I
> have to know if it's worth the try, compared to using Java/JBoss (we
> have guys here than push on it).
> From what I understand, the goal is to have each VM serve about 10-50
> connections, and start a new image if more connections happen? Also, do
> you use Squeak or VW for the VM ?
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