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bachitoph

Seaside hosting under Windows Server 2003

Hi,

what is the simplest way to provide a seaside 2.8 application written with Dolphin Smalltalk 6.02 accessibel under www.myWebpage.de.

The seaside application resides on a Virtual host with Windows Server 2003 and is at the moment accessible via www.myWebpage.de:8888/seaside/mySillyApplication.

As I understand the discussion in the web. I have to use Apache as frontend! Configure anything magic? And then it works. In my Situation Apache and Seaside must reside on the same virtual server.

Could anyone direct me to the Configure anything magic.

Thanks
cjb

John McKeon

Re: Seaside hosting under Windows Server 2003

I have been looking into using IIS instead of Apache. Take a look at: this Microsft technet article . It appears to work for me but it doesn't do the equivalent PreserveProxyHost so it may not be the thing you want.
Hope this helps

On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 1:05 PM, Zirbler <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi,

what is the simplest way to provide a seaside 2.8 application written with
Dolphin Smalltalk 6.02 accessibel under www.myWebpage.de.

The seaside application resides on a Virtual host with Windows Server 2003
and is at the moment accessible via
www.myWebpage.de:8888/seaside/mySillyApplication.

As I understand the discussion in the web. I have to use Apache as frontend!
Configure anything magic? And then it works. In my Situation Apache and
Seaside must reside on the same virtual server.

Could anyone direct me to the Configure anything magic.

Thanks
cjb
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Diogenes Moreira

Re: Seaside hosting under Windows Server 2003

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is very simple, you need the proxy module on apache..

ProxyRequests Off

UseCanonicalName Off

DocumentRoot /path/to/static/resources

Order deny,allow

Allow from all

</Proxy>

ProxyPreserveHost On

ProxyPass /seaside/files/ ! # this is for incrise the performance..

ProxyPass /files/ ! # you must write to disk your files if you wanna use this.

ProxyPass / http://127.0.0.1:8888/seaside/mySillyApplication

ProxyPassReverse / http://127.0.0.1:8888/seaside/mySillyApplication

Regards

Diogenes A Moreira
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On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 3:05 PM, Zirbler <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi,

what is the simplest way to provide a seaside 2.8 application written with
Dolphin Smalltalk 6.02 accessibel under www.myWebpage.de.

The seaside application resides on a Virtual host with Windows Server 2003
and is at the moment accessible via
www.myWebpage.de:8888/seaside/mySillyApplication.

As I understand the discussion in the web. I have to use Apache as frontend!
Configure anything magic? And then it works. In my Situation Apache and
Seaside must reside on the same virtual server.

Could anyone direct me to the Configure anything magic.

Thanks
cjb
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Udo Schneider

Re: Seaside hosting under Windows Server 2003

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Zirbler schrieb:
> As I understand the discussion in the web. I have to use Apache as frontend!
> Configure anything magic? And then it works. In my Situation Apache and
> Seaside must reside on the same virtual server.
Apache is indeed the server of choice when running *nix. However did you
check, whether your VServer allows other servers to run in the account?
The Windows VServers I know do not - means you have to stick with IIS.

ReverseProxys for IIS are a hot topic. AFAIK until recently there was no
/free/ ReverseProxy solution for IIS avaiable. I just discovered
iisproxy which might fulfill your needs. It's a simple C# based ISAPI
filter. Take a look here

http://code.google.com/p/iisproxy/

CU,

Udo

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bachitoph

Re: Seaside hosting under Windows Server 2003

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Hello,
thank you for you answers, bute i still have a problem, you posted this:

>ProxyPass /seaside/files/ ! # this is for incrise the performance...
>ProxyPass /files/ ! # you must write to disk your files if you wanna use this.

But what do you mean with these files? Can you explain this a little bit mor detailed?

>DocumentRoot /path/to/static/resources

what are the static ressource i need? Defautlt is "C:\Apache\htdocs"

Thanks and Regards

John McKeon

Re: Seaside hosting under Windows Server 2003

Hi Zirbler

On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 6:29 AM, Zirbler <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hello,
thank you for you answers, bute i still have a problem, you posted this:

>ProxyPass /seaside/files/ ! # this is for incrise the
performance...
>ProxyPass /files/ ! # you must write to disk your
files if you wanna use this.

But what do you mean with these files? Can you explain this a little bit mor
detailed?

If you have files loaded into a WAFileLibrary descendant, the files are served from the image. You can "write them to disk" for improved perfomance when using Apache. See the comments in the WAFileLibrary class.

>DocumentRoot /path/to/static/resources

what are the static ressource i need? Defautlt is "C:\Apache\htdocs"

Thanks and Regards
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