Re: https and Deployment: Reality deviates from Documentation?
Re: https and Deployment: Reality deviates from Documentation?
- Subject: Re: https and Deployment: Reality deviates from Documentation?
- From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 2 Apr 2007 10:08:00 -0700
On Apr 2, 2007, at 6:50 AM, Greg Brown wrote:
I am running ( trying) Myapp.woa with apache 1.3, Mac OSX 10.4.8
and the documentation doesn't appear to be right! or I
misunderstand, so for the record:
Documents say:
However, most web applications contain web server resources, such
as images. You should place these resources in the web server’s
Document Root directory. You accomplish that by performing a split
installation.
If I use https to access Myapp.woa, then it seems a split install
is necessary. Is that manditory? a split install? if so maybe it
should say: "You MUST
What are you seeing that makes you think that?
place these resources in the web server’s Document Root
directory.....
A second misunderstanding/documentaion question:
It says (on the Application tab) that when configuring an
application one could use any name they wanted for the
application's name in the Monitor program, e.g., for Myapp.woa I
could call it application Test, then give the path to Myapp.woa/
Myapp. Well of course that doesn't appear to work with https! With
https the Test app will look for resources in Test.woa, which does
not exist. The only way I could get this to work was ignore the
documentation and have the Monitor application name match exactly
the Myapp.woa name.
Are these realities localized to just my machine? or should the
documentation be changed?
You have done / are doing something wrong or not doing something that
needs to be done. Or something... :-) We use https and names in
monitor that differ from the app name file system all the time with
no problems at all. What exactly are you doing / trying to do and
what are you seeing? Are you perhaps running in Direct Connect mode
(URL like http://some.domain.com:3456/...). Direct Connect (besides
being evil and a toy) does not support HTTPS.
Chuck
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