2009/10/18 Markus Törnqvist <[email protected]>: >>I finally got around to looking at this, and it looks like I missed a >>step in my documentation (such as it is...). If you check out >>http://jdhardy.blogspot.com/2009/07/nwsgi-20-removing-url-warts.html >>it gives all of the details (under the heading "Wildcards"), but I'll >>explain it here too. > > I had found that by myself too, I based my conf on it ;)
I updated it just recently, as there were some omissions. > > I'm wondering about > <wildcard physicalPath="~/hello.wsgi" /> > What does ~ resolve to here? The root of the web application - it's an ASP.NET convention. If http://example.com/HelloWorld/ is an ASP.NET application that is stored C:\HelloWorld\, then http://example.com/HelloWorld/hello.wsgi -> ~/hello.wsgi -> C:\HelloWorld\hello.wsgi. Using ~/... allows the app's folders to be moved around the file system without breaking the configuration. > > The Hello World stuff: > > Now http://localhost/ works as well, hooray! So you were able to get the HelloWorld app to work using wildcards, correct? > > But where is the fail? I think this is going to take some deeper digging - do you know how to get a metabase.xml file? Can you send me a copy of yours directly (off-list)? - Jeff _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ironpython.com/listinfo.cgi/users-ironpython.com
