All of the contexts run in the same python instance, so they can share data. Its not a good way to partition applications.
-Aaron
YOON. Joo-Yung wrote:
Dear Aaron,
Thank you for your reply. Yeah, you're right that the browswer entails the url with a "/".
Now I installed and am running the Webware. It works good and faster than normal python cgi's.
What remains to me is a question of the mod_webkit. My working directory is made in ~/working_directory. And the context directory there is "context". The /etc/init.d/webkt has WEBKIT_DIR=/home/yjy/working_directory. So the AppServer is started from there.
My question is if the AppServer should only start in the working_directory. Or else, is there a way to keep it starting from Webware directory, and to put my working_directory indication in the Application.config under Webware/WebKit/Configs as a key-value item of Contexts? On Mon, Jan 05, 2004 at 10:18:49AM -0500, Aaron Held wrote:
Thanks in advance,
if you ask for
http://localhost/webware
Webware will send a redirect back to the browser telling it to get
http://localhost/webware/ (with the trailing slash)
Check that apache knows its proper servername or test with an IP.
-Aaron
jose wrote:
Dear Joo-Yung,
I think once you get webware up and running I think you will find that
it is one of the absolute best web environments to work with.
Looking at what you have so far your http.conf is almost configured correctly. What you have done is added a new location which actually points to the webkit service, this will work correctly, however in order to run your servlets you need to specify both the webware location and the correct context (in your application.conf file). Therefore http://localhost/webware/ will point to the default context, and http://localhost/webware/Examples/ will point to the Examples context. To get around having to include the webware location within your url you will have to either use redirects or include something like this:
Action application/py-serverpages /webware/ AddType application/py-serverpages .py
In your apache conf file.
The reason that I think you are getting the error page when you goto http://localhost/webware is that you must not have in index.py or index.html page in your default context. Webkit does not do directory listing the way that apache does, so webware does not know what to process, hence the error. Although I am not sure why adding the a at the end of your url would get you to the examples context. Hope this helps, if not keep asking we'll provide more help.
Jose
-----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of YOON. Joo-Yung Sent: Friday, January 02, 2004 11:02 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Webware-discuss] [Q] First Running
Hi, all,
I just installed and tested the first running by http://localhost/webare.
It acts strange! The apache says Moved Permanently The document has moved to .//.
But, I do http://localhost/webware/a then my browswer shows the famous Examples pages. Actually there is no such thing as 'a' in my /http/webware directory.
I use mod_webkit2 in the latest apache2. And my httpd.conf is LoadModule webkit_module modules/mod_webkit.so <Location /webware> WKServer localhost 8086 SetHandler webkit-handler </Location>
Could any decent Webwarer help me see my "Hello, World!" under webare?
Thanks in advance,
Joo-Yung
from Korea
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