RE: setting an app has a web site

 Mike, thanks for your support.

 I tried the three options you gave me.

 The third one, using the index.html where it redirects to my app, worked, but we want to do it directly.

 So I tried using the

<restrict virtualserver=" www.ec.minbas.cu" />

in the enhydra_director.conf, as a tag inside the EnhydraDirectorConfig tag and inside my application :

 

    <Application prefix="/ec">

      <restrict virtualserver="www.ec.minbas.cu" />   

      <AppServer host="10.16.16.245" port="8080" />

    </Application>

and it doens’t work.

 I had set in the DNS that my PC deals with www.ec.minbas.cu. And all worked ok using the index for redirecting, before introducing the <restrict virtualserver=" www.ec.minbas.cu" /> tag.

 Can you explain me a little more how to do it.

 I can not set the prefix as “/” because it doesn’t work. I tried changing directly in the enhydra_director.conf and multiserver.conf. Then I restarted the multiserver and the IIS. Is there something that I’m missing?

 Can you, please help, or tell who can I ask?

Thanks a lot,

 Camila

----- Original Message -----

From: Mike Warne

To: enhydra@xxxxxxxxxxx

Sent: Monday, December 09, 2002 8:07 PM

Subject: RE: Enhydra: setting an app has a web site

Hi,

 

You can use a prefix like this in your Director conf file.

    <Application prefix="/">

 

 BUT---- You will not be able to add more then 1 application to Director.

     (At least that was my experience)

 

So if you wrote 2 applications, (Default "/" and "/app2")

If you try to add your new app:  <Application Prefix="/app2">

Because you have a "/" for the first app, every url will always match "/"

If you supply a URL like http://host/app2/ 

      http://host/ already matches the single slash, so all URL's will be directed to the "/" app.

No one can ever get to your "/app2" prefix.

 

If you plan to have more apps, I suggest you use a unique prefix for each.

 

**Note, you might be able to use the <restrict virtualserver="xxx.xxx.com" /> tag to have multiple "/" apps that work on one server, but you will need to register more then 1 domain name for your server to get that to work..

 

If you really want a url, without the app prefix, you can put a simple index.html in your web server root.  The index.html page redirects all users to your default app url.  (eg redirect to http://host/app1).

 

Then they can type a simple URL, and get directed to your app.

Hope this helps.

 

Mike.

 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Camila Piñeiro [mailto:camila@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, December 09, 2002 10:32 AM
To: enhydra@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Enhydra: setting an app has a web site

Hi all!

 I want to have my Enhydra application directly in a web site, not in a virtual directory of a web site. The Enhydra Director installation instructions only explain the last.

 In the multiserver, I tried to set a different url server when creating a connection thru the Enhydra Director, but it only sets the name of the server.

 I don’t know what to do. Can you help me?

Camila