Isn't this neet...I'm answering myself! :p
For curious minds...
I truely don't know exactly
what/where the problem was, but now I have things running
well.
On a diferente machine, I installed
Win XP Pro, IIS and WAA. Configured the files as usuall and instead
copied to "c:\Inetpub\wwwroot\cgi-bin" waa1gate.cfg and .exe, the
same .exe in "C:\ALASKA\WAA1W32\GATEWAY\W32".
On the WebSite's properties, changed
execution properties to executable and scripts:
Well, that was about all the changes
I did and managed to get my site running as expected,
described below in
(1).
"..
Two steps behind,
one in front.."
Hello all!
I have a parte on my web site where
people can access a restricted area, after a correct login &
password.
Along the web site, no matter where
one can go, there is a top bar with diferente buttons/options
that are always shown.
(1) When a user enters to his own area, there are
buttons that change and will only return to their initial state
when the user leaves his area (logout).
To manage this I use:
oContext:openSession()
oContext:setCargo(
"USER", "value" ) - To (re)set valuesX := oContext:setCargo( "USER"
) - To get values
(...)
I have Apache Http Server
(site:html+resources) and Waa Server (dll's+db's) on the same
machine, ABC, and so far I belive everthing is correctly
installed/configured.
Situation A)
When I'm on a diferente machine and
write "
http://pc_adelaide/modulac"
I can see my site and everything goes well, except the situation
described in
(1). The user can enter his own area, but
when he clicks on some link, it seems as if the session lose's its
values and the button automatically returns to its initial value
when this should only happen when the user leaves/logout.
Situation B)
When instead I write "
http://localhost/modulac"
everything goes well, just as I want. The session's values are
maintained until a logout, whereoContext:closeSession() is invoked
and the buttons return to their initial value!
Can anyone tell me what the problem may be
?!?!
Thank you for any help!
My best regards,
Adelaide