I have my application running on Tomcat server successfully. I want to run some aspx files for which i need to link up with other server like IIS. How to send a query string to the IIS server and get back the result say in an HTML file. Is this possible?
I got the solution and its quite simple. I created a Iframe and passed the other server url through the tomcat and it worked.
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It is my third on with SQL Server 2014, Visual Studio and IIS. I managed some how to set up my localhost, make databases etc. In IIS my 2 projects is registered as project_1.local and project_2.local. When I go to my localhost:8080 I get the pages cannot be displayed. Normally when I use MAMP I can go to my localhost, and get a list of my projects.
Why do I get the error the page cannot be displayed? Isnt it possible to get my projects as a list instead, like I can on my "normal" MySQL MAMP localhost?
You are trying to open your site via iis? open IIS management and try to browse to you local site with the url that display in the IIS. Maybe you are missing a sub domain that your site is use.
have you tried to open your project into sql server and run it ? instead of server of mamp
I have the web app that works one my tomcat 6 (local) on Windows. I have bouhgt dedicated server and installed on it tomcat 6. Ubuntu is installed on server. Now if I try to enter my webapps http:\{ipaddress}{web-app} the browser opens title web page. Then appears dialog window for entering log name and password. But on pressing button login browser Chrome is saying that on accessing servlet {servletname} server returns Status Code:500 Internal Server Error.
How should I configure tomcat6 for Internet? I think that catalina doesnt return answer from servlet for outside request.
I want to use tomcat6 as standalone server.
your question is not clear dude! i have tomcat 7 configured and accessible from internet since i have valid IP on my server. try to take a look at tomcat log (usually at /var/log/tomcat6(or 7)/...
I developed an application using Oracle ADF in Jdev 11.1.1.5.0.
I deployed application in weblogic server and working fine.
I kept one setup.exe file and supported files in server.
Now I want the installation should be done on client machine while the page is loading itself.
Using servlet, how can we achieve this?
The installation(exection of setup.exe file) should be done automatically in client machine.
and what are the steps should I follow to accomplish this?
Any suggestion would be appreciated.
Thank You.
You can't do this automatically. The sandbox can't execute anything on the client side without a change of the policy. This change can't be done without the user on the client side.
What you can do is to ask the user to download the files and then execute the setup.exe after downloading.
However, I personally would not do this without knowing what the exe is doing on my pc. A web application normally don't need to be installed on a client pc.
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I created a web application through the NetBeans IDE running a glassfish server and a Java Database.
I want to now have this be standalone and run on the startup of my physical machine.
I am having trouble figuring out how to get the database set up on the server though.
On my server machine, I've got Glassfish running and I figured out where to put my war file so that it will run on the server. However I can't figure out how to get the database setup that the application needs to run.
I don't know if it has to do specifically with the glassfish server ?
Or do I need to have a separate database program along with the server ?
I believe glassfish comes with a JavaDB but i can't figure out how to actually create and configure a database. All I can do is create connection pools and resources...
According to Oracle's javadb page, it's an implementation of Apache Derby.
You should be able to download and run Derby directly on your machine. The connection strings may be different than what they were when using the embedded version, but once you figure that out it should work fine. Good luck!
I use a Apache server as frontend balancer. So I also pass requests to a SQL Server Report Server.
The main URL is SSL secured, so the ProxyPass through the RS works with basic auth.
The report server has a interesting issue. Most of the links in the report server seems to be hardcoded http://. With that issue, many links you click on the /reports URL gives you a "Bad Request (Invalid Hostname)" from the Apache front end server.
You can browse reports, you can open them, but if you click e.g. the root link on top or the view details link to switch the list mode, then the report server uses http://yourserver/reports/... which results in an error. Correct links are https:// in this setup.
Link which are not http:// hardcoded works so far.
I opened a support ticket at Microsoft already which escalated to redmond to the dev team. The result was... this is by design and can't be changed. Is MS really so censored? Anyway. Did anyone face the same situation and got a workaround to fix that?
I am not that familiar with Apache config, but maybe is there a way to do a URL rewrite within the Apache? So if the Apache gets an http://myfrontendurl/reports/... it replaces the request with https:// ?
I'd recommend deactivating the http access from the Reporting Services Configuration tool and seeing what happens.