On Wed, 10 Sep 2003 12:22:54 -0700, Colin Putney wrote:


> On Wednesday, September 10, 2003, at 11:13 AM, ar wrote:
> 
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> I've had good results using mod_proxy in Apache to delegate a portion of
> the url space to Comanche for swikis or Seaside apps. It would certainly
> be possible to do that in PHP, but I never found it necessary.
> 
> Colin

Colin,

Thanks very much for pointing me in the right direction. I never touched
an apache config file before, but it actually worked flawlessly the first
time, a miracle! PHP looks cool but I wasnt looking forward to climbing
that mountain right now.

I suppose now if I wanted to run a swiki alongside my app I could proxy a
standalone swiki image, or figure out how to integrate swiki into my  3.5
app image (looks like a different vintage of Comanche) and then either
start 2 http services or somehow plug swiki into comanche along with my
app.

Right now my app works via a plugin called ModClass which looks for a
special suffix, eg '*.s' and passes the request to the smalltalk class
named in the url. I havent decided if that was better than filtering on a
specific path.

-alan