Apache Server with RunRev stacks doing the processing?

[Pierre Sahores]

Dear Kee,

Many Thanks for this all ! It's yet online, because your usefull  
rewritting and kind help. Let me know what you expect to build in  
using Rev's applications distibued apps. If some help in about  
detailled Tiger or Linux set-up can let you speed-up your  
deployments, just ask. I provided such kind of services before, even  
in configuring remote servers from ground in tunneled ssh2/admin mode.

We can realy hope that your work will help more of our XTalker's  
community to investigate the power of Rev in about rock-solid web and  
rich-media "n-tier" sockets driven apps.

The next steeps ? Going head in mixing AJAX  blog's front-end portals  
(DotClear is, there, a first class candidate tool), Rev application's  
servers, PostgreSQL, Ka-Map/Mapserver, DSS,... powerfull back-ends.

Kind Regards,
Pierre :-)


"A partir du moment où on évolue dans une activité où il n'y a pas de  
place pour la fanfaronnade, on est obligé de tomber sur des  
personnages d'exception. Tous ces gens sont au limiteur." Pierre  
Dupasquier


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> On Nov 19, 2005, at 4:26 PM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
>
>> Hi Kee,
>>
>> It would be very kind from you to provide such an english language  
>> version of this tutorial.
>
> Attached
>
> <insead_en.zip>
>> Be sure that i will update the site with your translation and  
>> personal credit if you decide to gohead with your project.
>
> :-) I do not have the knowledge that you have so it is possible  
> that I altered some text and changed it's meaning so that the words  
> are now wrong. You might want someone else to read through it just  
> to make sure I didn't harm what you were saying. It's OK if you  
> want to say I harmed your words :-) but you do not have to.
>
>> I would really appreciate your help in making Revolution best  
>> wieved as a rock-solid alternative to best knowed "n-tier"  
>> professional-grade developpment solutions. As web application's  
>> server, Revolution let us fly around Tomcat's or JBoss based  
>> solutions successfully, even about security tasks (proxy apps),  
>> PostgreSQL access or the amount of supported connections/seconds.
>
> I agree.
> Thanks,
> kee
>
>
>>
>> Best Regards from the old Europ ;-)
>>
>>> Thank you for your web site. Would you mind if I edited the  
>>> english language version and sent it back to you? It's a very  
>>> good tutorial.
>>> Kee Nethery
>>>
>>>
>>> On Nov 19, 2005, at 6:54 AM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
>>>
>>>> Kee,
>>>>
>>>> Perhaps would you be interested in having an eye on the tutorial  
>>>> i wrote sometimes ago about the subject you are querying about :
>>>>
>>>> <http://istream.homeunix.com/insead/index.html>
>>>>
>>>> All my apologies about the "english-like" issue ;-)
>>>>
>>>> Regards,
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Le 19 nov. 05 à 14:36, kee nethery a écrit :
>>>>
>>>>> I'm looking for a way to have an Apache server catch a request  
>>>>> (will be using SOAP which is basically just a bunch of XML),  
>>>>> feed it to a RunRev stack that I can debug using the RunRev  
>>>>> development environment (ie not using a text file with XTalk in  
>>>>> it), and then format a reply (more XML) and feed it back to the  
>>>>> client that sent the request. I want to be able to watch the  
>>>>> stack visually process the request so that I can step through  
>>>>> the code as it processes a request and debug it quickly.
>>>>>
>>>>> My preference is to run this on Mac OS X if that makes a  
>>>>> difference and my preference is to use HTTPS as the transport  
>>>>> method, not HTTP (which means I really do need to use Apache as  
>>>>> the web server). Is anyone doing something like this OR does  
>>>>> anyone have suggestions on how I might implement this.
>>>>>
>>>>> I'm assuming I'd set up HTTPS on Apache to catch the SOAP  
>>>>> requests if that is possible. The question is how do I transfer  
>>>>> the data that Apache receives to a RunRev stack and then how do  
>>>>> I send it back? I do this today with Hypercard using Jason  
>>>>> Sendman's acgiDispatcher that feeds Apache gathered data via  
>>>>> AppleScript to an application stack but if there is a more  
>>>>> elegant way to do this without going through AppleScript, that  
>>>>> would be better. The main thing is I want to retain the RunRev  
>>>>> development environment so that I can quickly modify and  
>>>>> troubleshoot the code.
>>>>>
>>>>> Suggestions and links welcome. Be happy to pay someone to walk  
>>>>> me through this setup if that gets me up and running quickly.
>>>>>
>>>>> Kee Nethery
>>>>>
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>>>>
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