Hi,

I started with cxp a year ago but gave up and decided to wait with further 
development until the documentation gets ready  - but as the documentation 
seems to be far ahead in the future I decided to take up the thread again - 
but now I'm stuck: My tests with the cxp pages locally works fine, so I 
guess I configured IIS correctly at my local PC- but what do I need to do if 
I want to test my app on the remote server at our ISP (also running IIS)? I 
have no idea where to start... Maybe the whole concept with CXP assumes 
local servers?

Regards,

Johan

Dear Johan,

I have tried to install on a remote server use Aplache_2.2.25 with 
mod_fcgid/2.3.6 ,   and It is work: http://115.28.91.213/cxpinfo.cxp
please find the attachment for your reference.


Jimmy Huang(rsidg.com)
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"Johan Triyono" 写入消息
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Hi,

I started with cxp a year ago but gave up and decided to wait with further
development until the documentation gets ready  - but as the documentation
seems to be far ahead in the future I decided to take up the thread again -
but now I'm stuck: My tests with the cxp pages locally works fine, so I
guess I configured IIS correctly at my local PC- but what do I need to do if
I want to test my app on the remote server at our ISP (also running IIS)? I
have no idea where to start... Maybe the whole concept with CXP assumes
local servers?

Regards,

Johan

Hi Jimmy,

I'm not sure if your advice is relevant for us as but mod_fcgid is as fas as 
I understand for solving certain issues with Apache, but our hosted site is 
on IIS - and as fas as I have been able to find out our site has fastCgi 
running: But I might misunderstand you totally as I am not sure of what I'm 
doing at all... My problem is I don't know how to get started - i.e. how to 
load my cxp-page when it's on the server, what files to put on the server 
and so on. But thank's - all help is appreciated Jimmy!

Regards,

Johan

"Jimmy Huang" skrev i meddelandet 
news:acd6ae7$694d80b0$36680@news.alaska-software.com...

Dear Johan,

I have tried to install on a remote server use Aplache_2.2.25 with
mod_fcgid/2.3.6 ,   and It is work: http://115.28.91.213/cxpinfo.cxp
please find the attachment for your reference.


Jimmy Huang(rsidg.com)
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"Johan Triyono" 写入消息
news:378852bc$7b31d1d0$33a23@news.alaska-software.com...

Hi,

I started with cxp a year ago but gave up and decided to wait with further
development until the documentation gets ready  - but as the documentation
seems to be far ahead in the future I decided to take up the thread again -
but now I'm stuck: My tests with the cxp pages locally works fine, so I
guess I configured IIS correctly at my local PC- but what do I need to do if
I want to test my app on the remote server at our ISP (also running IIS)? I
have no idea where to start... Maybe the whole concept with CXP assumes
local servers?

Regards,

Johan

Dear Johan,

In fact, I am a new user with CXP, here is referece step for you:
1) Add or sure the web port for IIS service is working(For Example: port 80 
or 8080);
2) Add FastCGI module in IIS;
3) Add Cxp-wrok.exe under the FastCGI  setting list ;
4) Add "*.Cxp" resource under the [Handler Mappings] setting list;
5) Copy your CXP source files into your ISP web server somewhere, and add 
the main folder into your IIS website tree;
6) Check and sure the [main folder ] can be accessed with IIS_IUSRS windows 
account;
7) Restart IIS;
8) Testing under IIS [contentview] file list;

* BTW : Xbase++ 2.0 Installation program can help you do some step:  3-4

I hope it is helpful for you, Good Luck!

Jimmy Huang from China (www.rsidg.com)

"Johan Triyono" 写入消息
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Hi Jimmy,

I'm not sure if your advice is relevant for us as but mod_fcgid is as fas as
I understand for solving certain issues with Apache, but our hosted site is
on IIS - and as fas as I have been able to find out our site has fastCgi
running: But I might misunderstand you totally as I am not sure of what I'm
doing at all... My problem is I don't know how to get started - i.e. how to
load my cxp-page when it's on the server, what files to put on the server
and so on. But thank's - all help is appreciated Jimmy!

Regards,

Johan

"Jimmy Huang" skrev i meddelandet
news:acd6ae7$694d80b0$36680@news.alaska-software.com...

Dear Johan,

I have tried to install on a remote server use Aplache_2.2.25 with
mod_fcgid/2.3.6 ,   and It is work: http://115.28.91.213/cxpinfo.cxp
please find the attachment for your reference.


Jimmy Huang(rsidg.com)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
"Johan Triyono" 写入消息
news:378852bc$7b31d1d0$33a23@news.alaska-software.com...

Hi,

I started with cxp a year ago but gave up and decided to wait with further
development until the documentation gets ready  - but as the documentation
seems to be far ahead in the future I decided to take up the thread again -
but now I'm stuck: My tests with the cxp pages locally works fine, so I
guess I configured IIS correctly at my local PC- but what do I need to do if
I want to test my app on the remote server at our ISP (also running IIS)? I
have no idea where to start... Maybe the whole concept with CXP assumes
local servers?

Regards,

Johan

Hi Johan,

I emailed Nestor regarding you question for confirmation of my
anticipated reply...

You would need to install the CXP component for Xbase.  In the Alaska
Xbase++ 2.0 Professional install there is an option... Xbase++ 2.0 for
Web -> CXP Infrastructure.  According to Nestor this will install the
necessary modules.  Of course you would need high level access to your
ISP hosting server.

Keep me posted on your progress... Regards... Jonathan

On Tue, 12 Apr 2016 12:44:38 +0200, Johan Triyono wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I started with cxp a year ago but gave up and decided to wait with further 
>development until the documentation gets ready  - but as the documentation 
>seems to be far ahead in the future I decided to take up the thread again - 
>but now I'm stuck: My tests with the cxp pages locally works fine, so I 
>guess I configured IIS correctly at my local PC- but what do I need to do if 
>I want to test my app on the remote server at our ISP (also running IIS)? I 
>have no idea where to start... Maybe the whole concept with CXP assumes 
>local servers?
>
>Regards,
>
>Johan 


Jonathan Leeming
jonathan.leeming@the-family-centre.com

Thanks Jimmy and Jonathan!

I'll ask my ISP to add CXP-WORKER.EXE and map it to handle cxp-files - 
hopefully they do it promptly: keep your thumbs up!

Regards,

Johan

"Jonathan Leeming" skrev i meddelandet 
news:c7kvgbp93mh1g3ulclonk4afiuhhoi3ml5@4ax.com...

Hi Johan,

I emailed Nestor regarding you question for confirmation of my
anticipated reply...

You would need to install the CXP component for Xbase.  In the Alaska
Xbase++ 2.0 Professional install there is an option... Xbase++ 2.0 for
Web -> CXP Infrastructure.  According to Nestor this will install the
necessary modules.  Of course you would need high level access to your
ISP hosting server.

Keep me posted on your progress... Regards... Jonathan

On Tue, 12 Apr 2016 12:44:38 +0200, Johan Triyono wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I started with cxp a year ago but gave up and decided to wait with further
>development until the documentation gets ready  - but as the documentation
>seems to be far ahead in the future I decided to take up the thread again -
>but now I'm stuck: My tests with the cxp pages locally works fine, so I
>guess I configured IIS correctly at my local PC- but what do I need to do 
>if
>I want to test my app on the remote server at our ISP (also running IIS)? I
>have no idea where to start... Maybe the whole concept with CXP assumes
>local servers?
>
>Regards,
>
>Johan


Jonathan Leeming
jonathan.leeming@the-family-centre.com

Hi,

Latest is that our hosting company suggested Windows VPS, so now I'm waiting 
for them to get back to me with more info on that: I'll keep you posted!

Regards,

Johan

"Johan Triyono" skrev i meddelandet 
news:770239e$1c9e8b1d$4fc65@news.alaska-software.com...

Thanks Jimmy and Jonathan!

I'll ask my ISP to add CXP-WORKER.EXE and map it to handle cxp-files -
hopefully they do it promptly: keep your thumbs up!

Regards,

Johan

"Jonathan Leeming" skrev i meddelandet
news:c7kvgbp93mh1g3ulclonk4afiuhhoi3ml5@4ax.com...

Hi Johan,

I emailed Nestor regarding you question for confirmation of my
anticipated reply...

You would need to install the CXP component for Xbase.  In the Alaska
Xbase++ 2.0 Professional install there is an option... Xbase++ 2.0 for
Web -> CXP Infrastructure.  According to Nestor this will install the
necessary modules.  Of course you would need high level access to your
ISP hosting server.

Keep me posted on your progress... Regards... Jonathan

On Tue, 12 Apr 2016 12:44:38 +0200, Johan Triyono wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I started with cxp a year ago but gave up and decided to wait with further
>development until the documentation gets ready  - but as the documentation
>seems to be far ahead in the future I decided to take up the thread again -
>but now I'm stuck: My tests with the cxp pages locally works fine, so I
>guess I configured IIS correctly at my local PC- but what do I need to do 
>if
>I want to test my app on the remote server at our ISP (also running IIS)? I
>have no idea where to start... Maybe the whole concept with CXP assumes
>local servers?
>
>Regards,
>
>Johan


Jonathan Leeming
jonathan.leeming@the-family-centre.com

Just to clarify what a VPS (Virtual Private Server) is to the forum:

A VPS runs its own copy of an operating system, and customers have 
superuser-level access to that operating system instance, so they can 
install almost any software that runs on that OS. For many purposes they 
are functionally equivalent to a dedicated physical server, and being 
software-defined, are able to be much more easily created and 
configured. They are priced much lower than an equivalent physical 
server, but as they share the underlying physical hardware with other 
VPSs, performance may be lower, and may depend on the workload of other 
instances on the same hardware node.


Kind Regards,
Nestor

On 21-Apr-16 7:08 AM, Johan Triyono wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Latest is that our hosting company suggested Windows VPS, so now I'm
> waiting for them to get back to me with more info on that: I'll keep you
> posted!
>
> Regards,
>
> Johan
>
> "Johan Triyono" skrev i meddelandet
> news:770239e$1c9e8b1d$4fc65@news.alaska-software.com...
>
> Thanks Jimmy and Jonathan!
>
> I'll ask my ISP to add CXP-WORKER.EXE and map it to handle cxp-files -
> hopefully they do it promptly: keep your thumbs up!
>
> Regards,
>
> Johan
>
> "Jonathan Leeming" skrev i meddelandet
> news:c7kvgbp93mh1g3ulclonk4afiuhhoi3ml5@4ax.com...
>
> Hi Johan,
>
> I emailed Nestor regarding you question for confirmation of my
> anticipated reply...
>
> You would need to install the CXP component for Xbase.  In the Alaska
> Xbase++ 2.0 Professional install there is an option... Xbase++ 2.0 for
> Web -> CXP Infrastructure.  According to Nestor this will install the
> necessary modules.  Of course you would need high level access to your
> ISP hosting server.
>
> Keep me posted on your progress... Regards... Jonathan
>
> On Tue, 12 Apr 2016 12:44:38 +0200, Johan Triyono wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I started with cxp a year ago but gave up and decided to wait with
>> further
>> development until the documentation gets ready  - but as the
>> documentation
>> seems to be far ahead in the future I decided to take up the thread
>> again -
>> but now I'm stuck: My tests with the cxp pages locally works fine, so I
>> guess I configured IIS correctly at my local PC- but what do I need to
>> do if
>> I want to test my app on the remote server at our ISP (also running
>> IIS)? I
>> have no idea where to start... Maybe the whole concept with CXP assumes
>> local servers?
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Johan
>
>
> Jonathan Leeming
> jonathan.leeming@the-family-centre.com