Re: running a WOApplication
Re: running a WOApplication
- Subject: Re: running a WOApplication
- From: Elizabeth Lynch <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 13 Sep 2003 18:06:07 +0100
Jacques
A few questions:
Can i run my App using the Demo install using port 80? If so, how? i
don't know much about projectbuilder really.
If you want to force the app to run on a particular port when you're
running from ProjectBuilder, set it as a startup parameter in
ProjectBuilder (Targets) - for example: -WOPort 2002 would
ensure your application always runs on port 2002.
However, you would probably, as you suspected, be better off using
Monitor, aka JavaMonitor. See below.
If not? What do i need? Do i absolutely need OSX Server? i'd rather nor
install server because i suppose it will install several GBs of stuff i
don't need, I'd rather install just what i need.
You can deploy just fine with a Mac OS X installation: you don't need
Mac OS X Server.
I read that i need the following Applications to deploy and run a
WOApp: wotaskd and Monitor
I have a wotaskd
(/System/Library/WebObjects/JavaApplications/wotaskd.woa/wotaskd) but
no Monitor. I assume it is not part of the demo install, because i
can't find it on my computer. On the other hand i read that the the
developer-demo can do everything but load-balancing. So may be i don't
need monitor?
WebObjects 4.5's 'Monitor' has been renamed 'JavaMonitor' in WebObjects
5.x, although many people still refer to it as Monitor. You can find
JavaMonitor in:
/System/Library/WebObjects/JavaApplications/JavaMonitor.woa
If you want Monitor to autostart on boot, look at
/System/Library/StartupItems/WebObjects
and uncomment the line that starts JavaMonitor :-)
Hope that helps.
Liz
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Liz Lynch www.plsys.co.uk
P&L
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