Re: [AOLSERVER] AOL Server support on Windows 64 bit.

2010-12-10 Thread =?utf-8?Q?Maurizio_Martignano?=
Dear Balaji,
I know this is a rather late answer…. Anyhow.
I successfully compiled on Windows 64 bit AOLserver and it seems to be 
working….
To be precise I compiled and run:
1.  aolserver-4.5.1 - including
1.1nssha1 1.1.1.1
1.2nspostgres 4.1
1.3nsoracle 2.8a1
1.4nsopenssl 1.77
2.  tcl-8.5.8
3.  tk-8.5.8
4.  tDom-0.8.2
5.  xotcl-1.6.6
6.  thread-2.6.5
7.  postgresql-8.2.18 libpq
8.  openssl-0.9.8.k
The system seems to be working fine. After some tests I’ll generate the 
installers.
In particular I’ll make a new installer of the Win32-OpenACS distribution 
(from now on Win-OpenACS) which will contain both binaries for the x86 and 
the x64 architectures.
Same thing will happen to the Windows port of ]project-open[, there will 
be an installer supporting both architectures...

Some few caveats: these distributions will be somehow hybrid… why?
Because apart from the software components mentioned above (which will be 
native Win32 and Win64), there are other software components like 
PostgreSQL and the various unix commands in the bin folder which are just 
Win32 applications…. So some more work is needed to  have a full Win64 
system.

Hope this helps,
Maurizio


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Re: [AOLSERVER] AOL Server support on Windows 64 bit.

2010-07-01 Thread Maurizio Martignano
Dear Balaji,

Thanks a lot for your question.

I’m the maintainer of the “standard” OpenACS Windows (32) port.

http://www.spazioit.com/pages_en/sol_inf_en/win32-openacs_en/

First of all let me state that the Win32-OpenACS 1.19 installation procedure as 
well as all its executables have been tested and do work on Windows XP, Vista, 
Windows 7 and Windows Server 2003 and 2008 (both the 32 bit and the 64 bit 
versions). Of course in the case of Windows 64 architectures they run on WOW 
(Windows On Windows - the Windows 32 emulator running on top of Windows 64). In 
several instances, even if the emulation middleware runs in between, 
Win32-OpenACS runs faster on Windows 64 systems than on Windows 32 systems.

Now some few considerations about the future.

Somehow all server hardware is shifting from 32 bit to 64 bit architecture... 
but the software, especially the applications are not following this path at 
the same pace.

For example I haven't yet found a version PostgreSQL for Windows 64 (if you do 
know something about it please let me know).

As you know Win32-OpenACS consists of plenty of different pieces of software. I 
have made sure that these pieces compile and work correctly on Windows 32. This 
requires knowing exactly what the compiler and the linker do, changing their 
parameters as necessary and so on... Making sure that all these pieces of 
software compile and work correctly on Windows 64 it's not a minor, trivial 
task.
I don't even know if all the involved pieces of code have been 
developed/written taking into account the (Windows) 64 bit architecture.

I was personally thinking about starting to work on a native port to Windows 64 
this, towards the second quarter. But given the current economic situation I’m 
not going to undertake this effort unless explicitly requested (and funded). In 
any case PostgreSQL may still keep being a Windows 32 application.

Before I finish let me repeat that the good point of all this blah/blah is that 
now, today, Win32-OpenACS installs and runs properly also on Windows 64 systems.

Hope it helps,
Maurizio

 

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Sent: 30 June 2010 7:17 PM
To: AOLSERVER@LISTSERV.AOL.COM
Subject: [AOLSERVER] AOL Server support on Windows 64 bit.

 

Hi All,

Is any of the AOL server versions certified to work on 64 bit  Windows.?. Was 
this ever compiled and tested on 64 bit and confirmed the runtime to be 
working. If so is there any release notes/documentation specifyiong the list of 
files and changes pertaining to this in AOL source code?. This is critical for 
us. Any help is appreciated




-Balaji



 

 

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Re: [AOLSERVER] AOL Server support on Windows 64 bit.

2010-07-01 Thread balaji pattabhiraman




Thanks for you reply. Im interested just in the AOL part (4.5.1), and I
want that compiled/working on Windows 64 bit as such as a 64 bit
binaries (as 64 bit app). Running 32 bit binaries on 64 bit  (WOW) is
what we currently do, but that is not good enough. Any idea if anyone
including you have attempted such a thing on AOL?

On 7/1/2010 12:43 PM, Maurizio Martignano wrote:

  
  
  
  
  Dear
Balaji,
     
Thanks a lot for your question.
  I’m
the maintainer of the “standard” OpenACS Windows (32) port.
  http://www.spazioit.com/pages_en/sol_inf_en/win32-openacs_en/
  First
of all let me state that the Win32-OpenACS 1.19 installation procedure
as well as all its executables have been tested and do work on Windows
XP, Vista, Windows 7 and Windows Server 2003 and 2008 (both the 32 bit
and the 64 bit versions). Of course in the case of Windows 64
architectures they run on WOW (Windows On Windows - the Windows 32
emulator running on top of Windows 64). In several instances, even if
the emulation middleware runs in between, Win32-OpenACS runs faster on
Windows 64 systems than on Windows 32 systems.
  Now
some few considerations about the future.
  Somehow
all server hardware is shifting from 32 bit to 64 bit architecture...
but the software, especially the applications are not following this
path at the same pace.
  For
example I haven't yet found a version PostgreSQL for Windows 64 (if you
do know something about it please let me know).
  As
you know Win32-OpenACS consists of plenty of different pieces of
software. I have made sure that these pieces compile and work correctly
on Windows 32. This requires knowing exactly what the compiler and the
linker do, changing their parameters as necessary and so on... Making
sure that all these pieces of software compile and work correctly on
Windows 64 it's not a minor, trivial task.
I don't even know if all the involved pieces of code have been
developed/written taking into account the (Windows) 64 bit architecture.
  I
was personally thinking about starting to work on a native port to
Windows 64 this, towards the second quarter. But given the current
economic situation I’m not going to undertake this effort unless
explicitly requested (and funded). In any case PostgreSQL may still
keep being a Windows 32 application.
  Before
I finish let me repeat that the good point of all this blah/blah is
that now, today, Win32-OpenACS installs and runs properly also on
Windows 64 systems.
  Hope
it helps,
Maurizio
   
  
  
  From: AOLserver Discussion [mailto:AOLSERVER@LISTSERV.AOL.COM]
  On Behalf Of balaji pattabhiraman
  Sent: 30 June 2010 7:17 PM
  To: AOLSERVER@LISTSERV.AOL.COM
  Subject: [AOLSERVER] AOL Server support on Windows 64 bit.
  
  
   
  Hi All,
  
Is any of the AOL server versions certified to work on 64 bit 
Windows.?. Was this ever compiled and tested on 64 bit and confirmed
the runtime to be working. If so is there any release
notes/documentation specifyiong the list of files and changes
pertaining to this in AOL source code?. This is critical for us. Any
help is appreciated
  
  
  
  
-Balaji
  
  
  
   
   
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Re: [AOLSERVER] AOL Server support on Windows 64 bit.

2010-07-01 Thread Maurizio Martignano
Dear Balaji,

Limiting the effort to the Aolserver part may simplify the task.

As I wrote in my previous mail I was planning to give it a try in the second 
quarter of this year; but given the current economic situation I’m not going to 
do that unless requested and funded.

For the Aolserver part only the effort could be anything from 3 to 10 working 
days and the results are not guaranteed.

I’m not aware if anyone else has done it or is about to try…

If you are interested in my help/support please feel free to contact me.

 

Regards,

Maurizio

 

 

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balaji pattabhiraman
Sent: 01 July 2010 10:22 AM
To: AOLSERVER@LISTSERV.AOL.COM
Subject: Re: [AOLSERVER] AOL Server support on Windows 64 bit.

 

Thanks for you reply. Im interested just in the AOL part (4.5.1), and I want 
that compiled/working on Windows 64 bit as such as a 64 bit binaries (as 64 bit 
app). Running 32 bit binaries on 64 bit  (WOW) is what we currently do, but 
that is not good enough. Any idea if anyone including you have attempted such a 
thing on AOL?

On 7/1/2010 12:43 PM, Maurizio Martignano wrote: 

Dear Balaji,

Thanks a lot for your question.

I’m the maintainer of the “standard” OpenACS Windows (32) port.

http://www.spazioit.com/pages_en/sol_inf_en/win32-openacs_en/

First of all let me state that the Win32-OpenACS 1.19 installation procedure as 
well as all its executables have been tested and do work on Windows XP, Vista, 
Windows 7 and Windows Server 2003 and 2008 (both the 32 bit and the 64 bit 
versions). Of course in the case of Windows 64 architectures they run on WOW 
(Windows On Windows - the Windows 32 emulator running on top of Windows 64). In 
several instances, even if the emulation middleware runs in between, 
Win32-OpenACS runs faster on Windows 64 systems than on Windows 32 systems.

Now some few considerations about the future.

Somehow all server hardware is shifting from 32 bit to 64 bit architecture... 
but the software, especially the applications are not following this path at 
the same pace.

For example I haven't yet found a version PostgreSQL for Windows 64 (if you do 
know something about it please let me know).

As you know Win32-OpenACS consists of plenty of different pieces of software. I 
have made sure that these pieces compile and work correctly on Windows 32. This 
requires knowing exactly what the compiler and the linker do, changing their 
parameters as necessary and so on... Making sure that all these pieces of 
software compile and work correctly on Windows 64 it's not a minor, trivial 
task.
I don't even know if all the involved pieces of code have been 
developed/written taking into account the (Windows) 64 bit architecture.

I was personally thinking about starting to work on a native port to Windows 64 
this, towards the second quarter. But given the current economic situation I’m 
not going to undertake this effort unless explicitly requested (and funded). In 
any case PostgreSQL may still keep being a Windows 32 application.

Before I finish let me repeat that the good point of all this blah/blah is that 
now, today, Win32-OpenACS installs and runs properly also on Windows 64 systems.

Hope it helps,
Maurizio

 

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Sent: 30 June 2010 7:17 PM
To: AOLSERVER@LISTSERV.AOL.COM
Subject: [AOLSERVER] AOL Server support on Windows 64 bit.

 

Hi All,

Is any of the AOL server versions certified to work on 64 bit  Windows.?. Was 
this ever compiled and tested on 64 bit and confirmed the runtime to be 
working. If so is there any release notes/documentation specifyiong the list of 
files and changes pertaining to this in AOL source code?. This is critical for 
us. Any help is appreciated




-Balaji




 

 

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[AOLSERVER] AOL Server support on Windows 64 bit.

2010-06-30 Thread balaji pattabhiraman

Hi All,

Is any of the AOL server versions certified to work on 64 bit  
Windows.?. Was this ever compiled and tested on 64 bit and confirmed the 
runtime to be working. If so is there any release notes/documentation 
specifyiong the list of files and changes pertaining to this in AOL 
source code?. This is critical for us. Any help is appreciated




-Balaji


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