:: What is your take on a personal php proxy server? http://www.hungry-hackers.com/2008/07/how-to-setup-your-own-proxy-server.html
Can I tell LSZ in SOLOS to go for resources like "resource=mywebsite.com/proxy.php?url=the_resource_file_to get.xml" of course to have a virtual/root server with ssh is handy, but is the above not better than running my php on the embedded side with my SOLO App?! Duke2010 -- Sent from Ubuntu P T Withington wrote: > [Answering several questions at once] > > I think jpg files do not fall under the security rules of browsers, probably > just for historical reasons. (One could easily imagine a picture could > contain sensitive information). Oddly enough, neither does loading script. > > With your PHP page, essentially what you have done then is write your own > data proxy server. > > This is the same solution most 'big' developments use. Their application is > deployed as a solo application that talks only to the server that it was > delivered from, and there is an enterprise-class proxy server that handles > all data requests on that server. > > The tomcat server that comes with OpenLaszlo is configured to make it easy to > prototype and develop applications and will automatically proxy data requests > if you use it in proxied mode, but when you deliver your application, we > _highly_ recommend that you _not_ use the tomcat development server. It is > not secure and it does not scale well for serving large audiences. You > should deploy a SOLO application and you should use a proxy server that will > meet your security and scalability needs. > >
