Hi,
Sorry, I was wrong about my web-server error : it is
not 404 not found but 500 internal server error.
Also I decided to try to install apache and
correspondently build mod_webobjects.so but I’ve got the following:
….
c -S CC=gcc -Wc,-O2 -Wall -I../Adaptor
-DSINGLE_THREADED_ADAPTOR -DWindows_NT -
DFORKING_WEBSERVER -DAPACHE -Wl, mod_WebObjects.c
MoreURLCUtilities.o Platform
.o WOURLCUtilities.o WOURLCUtilities_3.o appcfg.o
cfgparse.o config.o hostlookup
.o list.o listing.o loadaverage.o loadbalancing.o
log.o nbsocket.o random.o requ
est.o response.o roundrobin.o shmem.o strdict.o
strtbl.o transaction.o transport
.o wastring.o womalloc.o xmlcparser.o xmlctokenizer.o
xmlparse.o
c: not found
make[1]: [mod_WebObjects.so] Error 2 (ignored)
strip mod_WebObjects.so
strip: not found
make[1]: *** [mod_WebObjects.so] Error 2
make: *** [Apache] Error 2
I don’t know what’s wrong.
Thank you,
>Hi,
>On May 8, 2006, at 6:38 AM, Alexander Trofimchouk
wrote:
>>Hello, I use WinXP and have rather strange
problem:
>>I can easily connect to my applications via
direct connect (http://
localhost:<port>/cgi-bin/WebObjects/<App_name>)
>>But I can’t connect via IIS-webserver
http://localhost/cgi-bin/ WebObjects/<App_name>/-<port> I get 404
not found
>>What can be wrong?
>That usually means that the web server can't find
the WebObjects adaptor (cgi, dll, etc).
>>I have WebObjects.dll in c:\InetPub\scripts\
>>Should I have some configuration file or
registry entries?
>Sorry, I am not an IIS person, but it does sound
like it is not installed correctly.
>Chuck
>>So on…
>>I even have deleted WebObjects.exe from there
(i.e. CGI adaptor)
>>How should connect this dll adaptor to
WebObjects? Should I do this?
>>Any ideas?...
>>Weather somebody use IIS as a web-server for
the development, please tell what is your adaptor configuration.
>>Thank you.