[Seaside] RE: Help on default entry points/base path

[Michel Bany]

On 06 Feb 2007, at 18:10 , Eugene Westerhof wrote:

>
> Hi,
>
> I wonder if it possible to configure  seaside so that in stead of  
> e.g. http//localhost:8008/seaside/go/myApp I could use http:// 
> localhost:8008/myApp or even http://localhost:8008/ would lead me  
> straight to my application.

Hi Eugene,

It looks as if you are with VW. In this case you need to load bundle  
package Seaside-ShortPath from the public store.
That will provide support for http://localhost:8008/myApp
Next, evaluate the code below
(VisualWave.WebSite siteNamed: 'seaside')
	configParameters at: 'home' put: 'myApp'
and http://localhost:8008 wil take you there.

HTH
Michel.


> I found a message from Lucas stating
>
> "A point maybe worth to mention is how to make the application  
> appear in the server root directory, so that others can find it  
> even they don't type/know the full path /seaside/app:
> such that http://myhost.com  goes directly to your application
> In the Seaside configuration-interface set your application as  
> default entry point (only available in current 2.6 Seaside  
> versions). Change the base-path of the application to "/". From now  
> on your application running directly in the root, other  
> applications like /seaside/config, ... etc. still work."
>
> However, seaside won't let me change the base path. After I save it  
> resets to the original /seaside/go/myApp.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thank you,
>
> regards,
> Eugene
>
>
>
>
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> > Date: Fri, 12 Jan 2007 09:31:26 +0100
> > From: Vincent Girard-Reydet <vincent.girard-reydet at f4-group.com>
> > Subject: Re: [Seaside] Call for help: Seaside performances
> > To: "The Squeak Enterprise Aubergines Server - general discussion."
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> > Many thanks for all those usefull informations!
> > For our application things are a bit more hard to partition than
> > dabbdle. Basically we have one namespace with many services  
> inside, but
> > only 2 or 3 entrypoints. We expect heavy load on each of those  
> entrypoints.
> >
> > The prototype we have done uses apache first to serve the domain  
> name (3
> > virtual hosts on the same server), then proxies all Seaside  
> requests to
> > a software load balancer on the same server. The load balancer we  
> use
> > for now is HAProxy, but I think the trick of Avi (having an external
> > program used in apache) is worth trying. We ran into problems using
> > apache proxying and cookies, namely apache's mod_proxy_balancer  
> isn't
> > able to stick sessions on the same server. That's why we use  
> HAProxy as
> > the load balancer.
> >
> > Does any one of you have benchmarks of seaside performances? My  
> problems
> > is we have very short planning, and Avi's solution seems to require
> > quite a lot of development (write the load balancer, write the  
> scripts
> > that start/stop the image dynamically, configure apache and  
> debug!!). I
> > have to know if it's worth the try, compared to using Java/JBoss (we
> > have guys here than push on it).
> > From what I understand, the goal is to have each VM serve about  
> 10-50
> > connections, and start a new image if more connections happen?  
> Also, do
> > you use Squeak or VW for the VM ?
> >
> > Vincent
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