Hi, Can you give me the dev list address?
I wrote up a tutorial on how to install Mochiweb on windows so users can make it a full installation. http://www.hiveminds.co.uk/?p=35843 My feeling is that the CouchDB installer should do this. Users may have pre existing Mochi apps or want to use Mochiweb to create new apps that connect to CouchDB. Doing the changes to CouchDB installer should be fairly trivial given that the compiled code is complete in the ebin directory. So there is only a need to add in the files that allow you to start the Mochiweb module. Thanks\/Carl On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 10:51 AM, Li Zhengji <[email protected]> wrote: > I am not sure if I have fully understood you. > > There must be a web server to support CouchDB. Technically, any web > server can do. In the good old days, CouchDB had decided to use > inets:httpd, with some modifications. Recently, Mochiweb is choosen. > > Maybe, CouchDB should not contain a separate Mochiweb application in > its package, but ask users to install Mochiweb before installing it. > This can be discussed in the dev maillist. > > On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 3:04 PM, Carl McDade <[email protected]> wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I see that Mochiweb is part of the Couchdb installer for Windows. My >> question is: Can you build a mochiweb app (using the Mochiweb skeleton ) and >> have it run on the Couchdb server? If not what would it take to complement >> the Couch DB install of mochiweb so that it could be used. I am asking the >> this because the CouchDB installer seems to fix a flaw in trying to get >> Mochiweb running on Windows. >> >> Thanks, >> -- >> Carl McDade >> Content Management Systems Consultant >> www.hiveminds.co.uk >> ________________________ >> > > > > -- > Li Zhengji > ------------------------------------------------------------- > If all you have is a hammer, everything is a nail. > ------------------------------------------------------------- > -- Carl McDade Content Management Systems Consultant www.hiveminds.co.uk ________________________
