<div>Hi Julian,</div>
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<div>Thanks for your response. I'm first trying to do a "hello world" so I can see something get from Seaside to look like a real internet webpage beyond localhost service. Doesn't matter if it shows the same page as <a href="http://localhost:8080/seaside">http://localhost:8080/seaside</a> behind a DNS like <a href="http://seaside.wantdesk.com/">http://seaside.wantdesk.com</a> or <a href="http://wantdesk.com/seaside">http://wantdesk.com/seaside</a> but I'd prefer it shows up under default <a href="http://wantdesk.com/">http://wantdesk.com</a> and allow me to decide if I want regular http files served or Seaside files generated for my other DNS.</div>
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<div>I'm using Apache but not the whole thing, just the cut down version that comes packaged under Wamp which also has PHP and MySQL built together. It works under Windows XP. </div>
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<div>One additional complication is my Apache has found a bug - it starts up normally but it will only serve the default page with <a href="http://localhost/">http://localhost</a> (nothing else) and not the very same virtual host spec when called diretly using its DNS <a href="http://biblek12.com/">http://biblek12.com</a> and after a few hours of trying with restore & reprogramming the vhost file it's still doing the same bug. I do get <a href="http://localhost:8080/seaside">http://localhost:8080/seaside</a> normally. I think the bug must be something special to prevent my DNS from working while using the same vhost correctly for the default localhost.</div>
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<div>Thank you,</div>
<div>Kirk Fraser</div>