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I want to host my Asp .Net Core Web Api on MacOs(Big Sur) with Apache.
Steps
Install .Net SDK on MacOS.
Configure Apache - Map Your IP address to localhost
Create your webapp and publish it
Suggestion
Read the steps of hosting webapp on linux.
Understand how to use apache to use webapp (.netcore,php,and java...)
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Dears, I already created a Java EE web application.
This app has Java Bean, servlets, JPA, Apache server and running the server by Glassfish. When starting the app, I have to run the server manually, then the DB.
How can i let the end user use it, or installer when he clicks on it so it runs on the server and starts the application directly?
Please, I can not find an answer for this. Thanks in advance.
Create an exe for your Java EE web Application is not possible.
The WAR file is the closest to it.
More info: How to create Java webapp installer (.exe) that includes Tomcat and MySQL?"
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What Does 'What Stack Do You Work In?' Mean in Web Development?
And, more specifically, what is a 'Stack' in web development?
Not sure what this has to do with the agile tag but, here's what I understand your question to mean:
I know of three stacks. WAMP, WIMP and LAMP
LAMP - Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP (I think this is the most common and best known)
WIMP - Windows, IIS, MS SQL Server, PHP (Bizarrely - you'd think it would be .NET or MVC)
WAMP - Windows, Apache, MySQL / MS SQL Server, PHP
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Is it possible to setup MongoDB on Apache? How to do this?
I have installed Apache on 127.0.0.1:8000 and MongoDb on 127.0.0.1:27017.Does it mean, that they are placed on different servers?
But how to install MongoDb on Apache, I don't know
MongoDB is a database server which is hosted on localhost:27017,
Apache is a HTTP server which in your case is hosted on localhost:8000. Both are different servers for different purposes. You cannot put a server on top of the other!
As for example, MySQL is a server running on 3306 port. Apache has a plugin to connect with it, not that MySQL runs on Apache.
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I have a .war file that needs to be deployed in a public ip in order to work. Do you know a free web host that I could try to deploy it? I know dozens solutions with Apache, PHP , MySQL but never really heard anything about Tomcat.
Any ideas?
simplest answer, even if this requires a bit of work, AWS.
Create a free AWS account.
Fire up EC2 instance in free tier
Login to EC2 instance(your own server)
Download tomcat via wget
Assign public IP to that instance and open port 8080 or whatever you assign
Deploy and enjoy!
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I would like the great majority of my site to be on a linux server, but I would like a small section of my site to be able to host silverlight apps.
Is it possible to have two servers, one linux and the other windows under the same domain?
You might want to consider hosting your Silverlight on Linux too - you can do it.
Run Silverlight with Apache Server (Under linux)