On 12 Sep 2007, at 16:44, Aparajita Fishman wrote:
Yes, that is easily done with mod_proxy. You can find out how on the wiki:
Thanks, I'll look into that. We always have considered involving Apache but 4D has been not bad up till now.
If you put apache in front of Active4D, you might want to eliminate 4D Client as the 4D web server and just use Server.
Unfortunately, the whole model we have revolves around 4D client because we have 3 sites, each on a different machine (4D Client). They have different properties which are loaded from a site configuration 'record' on the server and held in interprocess variables.
For example, one machine is an admin server dedicated to doing a couple of large data uploads each day, so there's no extra loading on the commercial web site. Another is used for image serving. They need to be 4D 'savvy' also and have access to the data server.
I don't fancy the idea of running the website on 4D Server because it will decrease the reliability of the data server - i.e. it's likely to crash it at least twice a year I'd reckon.
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