If you need significant 4D Client (not web serving) involvement with 4D Server
or if the need of the web server for 4D data and functionality is non-trivial,
I would forget the cloud as an option. Only solution in that direction I could
think of would be to put 4D Server and 4D Client/webserver
> Le 18 nov. 2016 à 11:18, Paul Dennis a écrit :
>
> I'm trying to decide where to host the 4Dserver application. The options are
> [...]
Another option: we use 4D server and client-as-web-server both in-house, with
the client in a DMZ. Connection to wan is fiber. It is enough for us, the web
Hello Scott, Bill, Tim
I'm trying to decide where to host the 4Dserver application. The options are
1. 4D server inhouse and 4D Client web serving in cloud on a dedicated
server. The limitation here is the speed of our connection as this is a
consumer site and could be busy.
2. 4D server and 4D C
Thanks Tim, That was the missing..
link.
Paul
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Reminder:
A 4DLINK file can be used to login 4D Client to a 4D Server,
and you can specify a hashed password inside of the 4D Link file.
More information can be found here:
http://livedoc.4d.com/4Dv16/help/Title/en/page3252.html#68648
http://kb.4d.com/assetid=76769
http://kb.4d.com/assetid=50815
The machine selected to run the web server, the 4D User assigned to that
machine (with or without a password), the HTML root file and anything else you
wish to do to configure and authorize the WEB START SERVER call can be managed
in 4D records and forms. And, obviously, they can be as “secure"
Paul Dennis wrote
> Scott, I am about to implement serving via client. In your setup having a
> "web user" does this mean you have to login manually when you restart the
> client ?
> Thanks
> Paul
Paul,
We do log in manually after a restart, but I suppose you could make your web
user the default
I can say that, as far as a version 14 built c/s system, a web serving 4D
client can be set to auto launch while also starting the webserver. As Scott
pointed out it’s important that the user assigned to the web server client be
assigned to a group with web server privileges and (I’m quite sure)
Hi Scott—
It’s been a while, but I recall that there can be quirkiness involving the
persistence, or not, of some of the settings in the configuration ui. I’ve
worked around that by keeping them in db preferences records which can be
modified by designer/administrator/user as appropriate. On st
Scott, I am about to implement serving via client. In your setup having a
"web user" does this mean you have to login manually when you restart the
client ?
Thanks
Paul
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Bill,
"Since the system is a built c/s project and we do auto updates quite often"
It's my experience in v15 that you need to reset the Default HTML root after
an update.
Scott
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Thanks, Scott and Tim--
I had completely overlooked this. Since the system is a built c/s project and
we do auto updates quite often I've been keyed mainly to coding the
configuration. But I need to do some ad hoc testing in the production
environment...
Bill
> On Nov 9, 2016, at 12:49 PM, cs
Bill,
We have been running the web server from 4D Remote for years and, no, you
don't need to configure via code. I have a dialog on the web serving 4D
remote with a button that calls OPEN SETTINGS WINDOW("/Web") which opens the
preference window. Since upgrading from v12 to v15 I get an alert "To
Hi Bill,
You could use code on the Client, or you could just open the database settings
dialog and go to the Web tab from the client machine (not the server).
In Client-Server mode the Web Server settings dialog will show "Web (Client)"
on the client machine indicating it is a different configu
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