Re: WebObjects Developer and Deployment on Mac OS X Server
Re: WebObjects Developer and Deployment on Mac OS X Server
- Subject: Re: WebObjects Developer and Deployment on Mac OS X Server
- From: Art Isbell <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 11 Mar 2003 23:13:53 -1000
On Tuesday, March 11, 2003, at 10:32 PM, meena wrote:
When I installed the WODeployment after installing WODeveloper, I was
not asked for the Deployment license key.
Deployment questions may be best answered in webobjects-deploy, but
I'll give it a shot. Someone familiar with the differences between
Deployment and Developer licenses please speak up. A Deployment
license may offer a greater request limit, multithreading support, and
load balancing that a Developer license doesn't offer. Because you
intend to deploy on this system, you may want to run
/Applications/Utilities/WebObjectsLicenseUpgrader and enter your
Deployment license key.
Should the application be deployed only through JavaMonitor ?
I think most sites use JavaMonitor because of its administrative
capabilities.
Why would I get an error when I try
"http://myHostURL/cgi-bin/WebObjects";, I get the message "The request
could not be completed due to a server error"? Is there some
configuration problem. My test on cgi-bin with the URL
"http://myHostURL/cgi-bin/test-cgi"; works well.
I'm guessing now because I don't know how you've launched your app.
It might be running in Direct Connect mode which means that a port
number would need to be specified after the host name in the URL. You
don't want to deploy in Direct Connect mode because you want the Web
server involved. Deploying under JavaMonitor launches the app in Web
server mode, so give that a try.
Aloha,
Art
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