I am creating a website/webapi using Nancy with the Razor engine. Has anyone been able to configure and host such a site using Apache (latest version)? I see some posts talking about configuring FastCGI which requires some specific code in the app startup. I am using the latest Xamarin studio on a mac to develop this site.
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I want to make a server on my old PC.I have easyphp 5.3 and open port is 8888.I can find my Wan IP.How to make a server that i can access to php and html files on www directory from other PC's?
EasyPHP includes Apache (a web server), mySQL (a database you can use with web applications) and PHP (a language you can use to program web applications).
So you've got a good start :)
SUGGESTION:
Work through a couple of tutorials:
See if the EasyPHP web site has a tutorial.
Or better, Google for ANY tutorial on "Apache, PHP and mySQL"
There are also many books available.
ALSO:
To access your server by name, you'll need DNS.
I had a good experience configuring ColdFusion applications using IIS Web server but my client is asking me to configure the applications using Apache. I found few links where in I did not get the exact required information. My Question is is there any official path to download the Apache. If yes can any one share the path. How do I go after downloading the Apache web server. Does any one have step by step process to configure the Apache in ColdFusion.
By the way I am using ColdFusion 11 enterprise edition. We had multiple instances related to this ColdFusion 11. I had a option to select Apache when going to WSConfig file. But I am not exactly sure if I need to download the software before doing this process.
As per the ColdFusion 11 Support Matrix, Apache 2.2.26 and 2.4 are supported. You can download Apache 2.4 from here.
You can refer to this document, for how to install, configure and run Apache 2.4 under Microsoft Windows.
And lastly, you can refer to ColdFusion 11 Installation guide for installing and configuring CF11 with Apache.
I've been serving my Laravel app on my local machine (MAC OSX Maverick) via the php artisan serve command in the terminal.
How do I install it to my a free a hosting for testing? Technically, I only have a free web hosting account. This means I can't perform any command-line commands (SSH). Is there any simple way to install it? Can I just simply copy my Laravel app folder and put it on a web host?
Easiest solution: Deploy it to OpenShift using a Laravel QuickStart. OpenShift is free, gives you SSH access, and basing your app off the Laravel QuickStart should handle the more complicated configuration bits.
"Can I just simply copy my Laravel app folder and put it on a web host?"
Pretty much this is the answer. You can upload your entire Laravel application to your webserver, and it should work.
But I'll warn you now that without command-line access - your going to have issues in the future. Try and find an alternative host for your website that provides command line access
I am trying to install Solr 4.6 with Drupal 7. For some reason, I am not able to. Probably, I am trying to install it on a remote server (my website server).
Here are the steps I am doing:-
Download Apache Solr Drupal Module from here and placed it in my Drupal modules folder (sites/all/modules/)
Enabled Apache Solr search and Apache Solr framework modules in admin/modules
Downloaded Apache Solr 4.2 from http://www.dsgnwrld.com/am/lucene/solr/4.6.0/
Unpack it outside my drupal installation and outside my web root/folder. (~/srv/www/solr)
Went to sites/all/modules/apachesolr/solr-conf/solr-4.x and copied all files to ~/srv/www/solr/example/solr/conf
I am stuck after this. I know I have to access my server at this address ~/srv/www/solr/example through command prompt (Terminal) to start the Apache Service but how can I do that?
Plus, on the site, it's written that I can access the Solr admin interface by visiting
http://localhost:8983/solr/admin, but how can I do that when my site is located on a remote server?
Please help.
Thanks.
I believe you have solr 4.6 (rather than 4.2) from the link you presented but the steps are the same for both.
Although Solr can run in any Java Servlet Container of your choice, the example index includes a small installation of Jetty.
To launch Jetty with the Solr WAR, and the example configs, just run the start.jar ...
user:~$ cd ~/srv/www/solr/example
user:~/srv/www/solr/example$ java -jar start.jar
At that point the server should be listening on 0.0.0.0:8983.
You can then access this server using http://remote.ip.or.hostname:8983/solr/admin (ex. http://8.8.8.8:8983/solr/admin)
You may want to consult the tutorial in the docs for further information.
I've being reading alot on how node.js can be used to add real time features to web applications. Am a PHP developer but i have good grasp on javascript.
I have XAMPP installed my windows 7 machine which i use for development and i just installed node.js using the windows installer on the node.js site.
How do i make app communicate with the node.js server ?
I'm on OSX, and I'm basically heading down this same path.
First off, don't think of node.js like you would PHP and think you're setting up a vhost in XAMPP.
You need to look in to getting node.js to be listening as a server. There are several tutorials out there that go over this, but this one can help get you started:
http://www.albatrossrevue.com/2012/01/31/an-introduction-to-node-js/2000