Wolf Koelling wrote:
Billy
We are using IIS and not Apache so I'm not sure whether it's down to that but I can't see why you need to fill in that field in the first place. In our setup all the csp gateway needs to know for an application is what cache server to connect to. The web server needs a virtual directory /csp that points to a physical directory which contains subdirectories for the binaries and for the csp applications. It is in the properties of the virtual directory where you link .csp and .cls extensions to the csp binary. We have the csp binaries and java files on the web server, also all application static files. In your live-shadow configuration all those files need to be the same for both servers so there is no reason to keep them on the cache servers themselves.
Wolf Koelling Slaughter and May
"Billy Young" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hallo all,
We have a customer who wants to implement the following hardware configuration with Cach� 4.1.12 :
1. Live Server on IP Address xx.xx.xx.1 2. Shadow Server on IP Address xx.xx.xx.2
However, the servers are reached by the users using IP Address xx.xx.xx.3, which maps to the live server xx.xx.xx.1 when that's up and running, or xx.xx.xx.2 when they have to use the shadow server for some reason.
We have a CSP application which is to run on these servers, and which is accessed through a separate webserver using Apache. At the moment, the CSP Applications are accessed on the webserver via a mapped network drive, so in the Web Gateway Management the Application Access has something like "Web Server Physical Path = M:\myapp\" where M: is mapped to cachesys\csp on the live server xx.xx.xx.1.
My problem is that it doesn't seem possible to map a network drive to IP Address xx.xx.xx.3 on the webserver (Windows NT) as it's not a real computer, so although we can set up Server Access for xx.xx.xx.3 in the Gateway, the Application Access at the moment has to be either for xx.xx.xx.1 or xx.xx.xx.2.
Is there an alternative syntax for the Web Server Physical Path entry in the Gateway, so that we can link the application through xx.xx.xx.3 ?
Thank You Billy
-- Bill McCormick Web/Objects Support Manager InterSystems Corporation [EMAIL PROTECTED]
