On Wed, 2004-12-01 at 17:28 -0500, Winston Wolff wrote:
> How about renaming the current HTTPPort to AdapterPort, i.e:
> HTTPPort = If EnableHTTP is True, then the built-in web server listens
> to this port for web requests.
> AdapterPort = If EnableAdapter is True, then the applicatio
How about renaming the current HTTPPort to AdapterPort, i.e:
HTTPPort = If EnableHTTP is True, then the built-in web server listens
to this port for web requests.
AdapterPort = If EnableAdapter is True, then the application server
listens on this port for requests from the mod_webkit adapter.
On Wed, 2004-12-01 at 15:38 -0600, Ian Bicking wrote:
> > I think I prefer the name 'BuiltinHTTPServerPort' over 'HTTPPort' though.
> > It's annoying long, but 'HTTPPort' is very likely to confuse new webware
> > uses who haven't yet grasped how a webserver and the appserver typically
> > communica
Jason Hildebrand wrote:
Oops, I didn't notice there is already a 'HTTPPort' option. I had
meant the latter -- if any value is given for HTTPPort, we start
the server. On second thought, it might be more clear to use two options:
'UseBuiltinHTTPServer' (boolean) to enable the server, and
'HTTPPor
On Wed, 2004-12-01 at 16:29 -0500, Geoffrey Talvola wrote:
> I think the situation right now is, you have to specify "http" on the
> command-line in order to get HTTP at all. The port used defaults to 8087,
> which can be overridden by specifying HTTPPort in the config file. I think
> Jason is pr
On Wed, 2004-12-01 at 14:58 -0600, Ian Bicking wrote:
> Jason Hildebrand wrote:
> > Hi Ian,
> >
> > I'd like to change how the 'http' option is specified. Basically I'd like
> > to have this as an AppServer.config option such as "HTTPPort", which would
> then
> > (via the MiscUtils.Configurable me
Another HTTP-related point: I think we ought to make it possible to turn off
the regular "adapter" port and ONLY serve HTTP, perhaps by specifying a port
of None. Right now, it always listens on the "adapter" port if I'm not
mistaken.
- Geoff
Ian Bicking wrote:
> Jason Hildebrand wrote:
>> Hi Ian,
>>
>> I'd like to change how the 'http' option is specified. Basically
>> I'd like
>> to have this as an AppServer.config option such as "HTTPPort", which
>> would then (via the MiscUtils.Configurable mechanism) also be
>> available on the
Jason Hildebrand wrote:
Hi Ian,
I'd like to change how the 'http' option is specified. Basically I'd like
to have this as an AppServer.config option such as "HTTPPort", which would then
(via the MiscUtils.Configurable mechanism) also be available on the
commandline (i.e. AppServer --AppServer.HTT
Hi Ian,
I'd like to change how the 'http' option is specified. Basically I'd like
to have this as an AppServer.config option such as "HTTPPort", which would then
(via the MiscUtils.Configurable mechanism) also be available on the
commandline (i.e. AppServer --AppServer.HTTPPort=8080).
Does th
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