2010/5/7 Leonardo M. <[email protected]>: > (...) > Just for learning purpouses. For real apps, I preffer to use plain ExtJs > and Apache or my own Synapse-based web server for the backend.
Yes. I think I will use ExtJS (or Qooxdoo <http://qooxdoo.org/>) and Apache. Did you made your own webserver? There is advantages instead of use Apache, e.g.? ABorka <[email protected]> wrote: > > The server side was an Apache mod but now it is simply CGI. We did not see > any speed increase/decrease for the visitor traffic volume we have in either > case. Nobody has done a test like this. This is a good information for CGI programmers... > We might do it FCGI in the future, but it does not seem to be working on > Windows (it was a few months ago so I do not exactly remember what was the > problem, but I think it was something like many FCGI app instances got > spawned and dragged the CPU like crazy all the time even between requests), > so we probably need to move to Linux for the server development in case we > try to do this again. In the ExtPascal's list they had some problems using FCGI on Windows. Exists some IFDEF's in ExtPascal code to work on IIS... > No frameworks or libs were used, it is a normal website with screens, > reports, etc., people need to click on things to get new content. > The request goes to the web server and an HTML page is generated using a > template, replacing the template-tags with content from files/databases, > etc. OK. This is very simple. I like that. Thank you. Marcos Douglas -- _______________________________________________ Lazarus mailing list [email protected] http://lists.lazarus.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/lazarus
