Sunday, July 17, 2011 3:50:32 AM Hi,
Haven't done this in a long while, and just want to make sure I've got this right (so I can explain it to the people who will be setting it up). Am setting up Active4D to run on 4D Remote (previously 4D Client) using 4D web server on Windows 7 (I think--might be Vista). 4D version 12.2; Active4D version 5.0r29. 1) Active4D plugin goes on the 4D Server computer, in the Plugins folder. 2) 4D Remote is installed on the web serving computer. (I think this ends up by default in the "Program Files" directory?) 3) Do the folders "Web" (my web files), "Active4D" (configuration files) and "Web_Static" (files served directly by 4D) all go here? <SystemDisk>:\ProgramData\4D\com.aparajita\Active4D\ (Is there a problem having an Active4D folder within an Active4D folder?) or can I put them here (with the 4D Remote application, which is how I think I used to do it)? <systemDisk>:\Program Files\4D\ 4) In the 4D Web Server Preferences, do I just enter "Web_Static" for "Default HTML Root"? Or do I need more of a complete path for it to be found? (I'm confused, as the 4D docs state that under 4D Remote, the default location for the "Default HTML Root" is _in_ the 4D Remote application folder. I would like to have all folders from #3 in the same place if possible, or at least the Web and Web_Static folders. However, I think you're not supposed to put program data in the same directory as the application on Windows? I think the last time I set this up I did have everything in the application folder, but I'm guessing that's not allowed anymore?) 5) Finally, where does the key file go? On 4D Server or 4D Remote? (The docs just mention in the "4D shared licenses folder", but doesn't specify whether it's on Server or Remote.) I think in the past it went on the 4D Remote (4D Client) machine. Is there a licenses folder on the 4D Remote computer? Where? Sorry if these are stupid questions; again, haven't done this in a while, and would like to give clear instructions to the folks who will be setting it up, since I won't have hands-on access to the system. Many thanks! Michael Larue _______________________________________________ Active4D-dev mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.aparajitaworld.com/mailman/listinfo/active4d-dev Archives: http://mailman.aparajitaworld.com/archive/active4d-dev/
