I'm following the development of Scada-LTS, but I do not understand how the new UI communicates with tomcat. I can not get past the login screen, I believe it's because I'm not using the default tomcat port. What changes should I make?
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I am making a game with blazor server (a Monopoly-like).
I need to create a background task in order to manage some states change.
I have tried:
Background Service
Timer
Everything works fine but when i am deploying my project on a IIS Server or in an Azure app service, the project is stopped if no user is connected.
The project is started again when someone comes again on the game (http connection).
My questions are:
How can i make sure IIS or Azure app service won't kill the process when no user is connected ?
Is there a best way to do that ? Should i create a dedicated project (Console Application for example or Windows service) to manage this background process ? If so, how can i "communicate" with Blazor server project ?
Thanks
Hi I am working on Spring MVC application
I have this requirement to clear browser cache or at least prompt user to clear it after every deployment on server
The server I am using is websphere
I am not using any cookies in my application
I am using jsp and not using any versioning on my js files
Can someone please help me on
How can I detect new deployment on server?
I want to prompt user only first time after login when new deployment is detected for all browsers
I have created a JavaFX standaone application.
I cannot have it deployed in webserver, as some of the users do not have javafx runtime installed in their system. So, i package the application along with the javafx runtime and send it to them for use.
I am using persistence.xml to connect to the database. The password is saved as a plain text file.
So, i have to secure it.
Can someone please give an example of a standalone application accessing a datasource in application server using JNDI?
Would this approach allow for container managed connection pool handling?
What would be the best architecture for ASP.NET MVC 4 website that has to be updatable when there is no (maintenance)access to the only server accessible from the Internet?
We have two servers: Server A has Internet access, but where we can't make updates when needed. Server B won't have this problem, but it's behind firewalls and can't be accessed from the Internet.
I have come up with a couple of ideas:
Run Asp.NET site on server B and build simple proxy to server A and tunnel the traffic. (how?) (cf. WCF routing)
Somehow dynamically load almost whole site from server B. It's Ok if the very core of the application can't be changed, as long as every sub application can be. Maybe build some maintenance page what provides action to load newest libraries and files from the server?
Build external updater -software.
Server A is also used by other companies and for example IISRESET is out of question. Application Pool that hosts the application can of course be recycled if needed.
With WPF I would just download the newest binaries and load them dynamically when starting the application, but with Asp.NET and IIS it's a bit more complicated.
Run Asp.NET site on server B and build simple proxy to server A and tunnel the traffic. (how?)
Any HTTP proxy can do this, with a mere handful of clicks or commandline instructions. I wouldn't go any other road.
Maybe try to run on Server A a WCF service, which can copy whole site files from Server B to Server A (I suppose Server B is available from Server A locally). In this scenario Server B is for updating and WCF service is only for deploying.
Im working on a project with the following basic needs:
Need to invoke a Flex Webapp in a new Tab from another Webapp in Java/Jsp
This Flex UI must be connected to a unix backend to show the backend operations on the UI
The unix backend server has telnet operations and SSO
Is this possible? how?
Any further help on getting that Java Api
Using it as Adobe Air will require use of a server rite... I wanna do it without any extra server. Just the UI and the backend Unix server.
You'll need some kind of middleware solution (java based api) that flex can call over the web. Either that or use Flex as a local application (Adobe Air) which can run more OS specific commands