Hi Brad,
Thanks for the response.
Basically what I do is examine the request and determine if it is for an Active4D page or an old Netlink style page and process it accordingly
I was hoping it would be something along these lines. Is there a technical way to determine whether the request is an Active4D page (how does active 4d do this) or do you just make a determination based on the url's you know you are serving?
Thanks again. Michael.
On 19 Jan 2004, at 6:40 pm, Brad Perkins wrote:
At 06:02 01/19/2004, you wrote:Hi,
This is probably has a simple answer.
Basically I want to integrate Active4D into an exisiting 4D Web Database that is currently using 4D's Web Server to serve and handle its web pages. However I do not (yet) want to have to rewrite all the existing pages to use Active4D, so can someone confirm that I can mix "old" 4D web serving with "new" Active4D serving?
Is there anything I have to do in the configuration to handle this and any potential traps/problems I may run into?
Thanks in advance. Michael.
Michael,
I'm doing some similar, but with an ITK based web server. I had a bunch of web apps (pages) that were original written to use the Netlink plug-in. Those pages are being re-written in Active4D over time. Basically what I do is examine the request and determine if it is for an Active4D page or an old Netlink style page and process it accordingly. See the documentation in the section titled "Using the Pre- and Post-Execute Hooks" on numbered page 17.
hth,
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