proxy

[Krzysztof Kanciak]

Hi, how can i replace ProxyServlet (which is bundled for testing purposes only) with Apache2?
What has to be changed on the hablar side?
Does anyone have an apache configuration?


Many thanks

[dani]

You have to compile Hablar (not download yet, but soon) and place it
into an apache accessible folder. See
http://code.google.com/p/emite/wiki/QuickStart (Appendix D: Apache
configuration) for more info.

I hope it helps
Bests,
Dani

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[dani]

Hello:

On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 10:40, Krzysztof Kanciak <krzy...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Many thanks for your help and quick responses.
> I tried but to configure apache2 but..without success.
> Firstly in my application I needed to change few things so I have built
> emite from sources. And I have output jar which should be copied to apache.
> but...where exactly? is apache root catalog ok?

You have to compile with GWT. The output are some javascript files (I
recommend to use the google-eclipse-gwt plugin)

>
> What changes should be done in my code? Do I have to remove ProxyServlet
> from my web.xml and proxy entry (<servlet path="/proxy"
> class="de.spieleck.servlets.ProxyServlet" />) from my gwt.xml?

You have to copy the resulting .js and .html files into the apache
directory, and open them with a browser. The only configuration you
need is on the the emite wiki page...

>
> VirtualHost in Apache should be listening on the same port as my application
> server, am I right? meaning that if I have configured virtualhost that is
> proxing traffic to my application server I have to extend it with content
> from Appendix D?

Mmm... I don't understand very well... You have to configure a xmpp
server and proxy it with apache (that's why the apache config) and
then open the html files ;)

I hope it makes sense
Saludos
Dani

>
> br,
> christopher

[dani]

Hi:

A normal setup include a web (apache?) and xmpp servers running.
Because the browser's same origin police, you have to setup a proxy to
redirect the request from emite to your xmpp server (because emite
won't be able to send a http request directly to your xmpp server bosh
url). ProxyServlet is a low performance servlet using during
development, but a better proxy is recommended for production use.
What i have is a proxy setup in apache that redirects all request to
the xmpp server: you have to configure an url in apache (for example
yourhost.org/xmpp-bosh) and use that url in the BoshSettings (either
by code, or using html meta tags...)

In my apache configuration I have the following line:

   RewriteRule http-bind/ http://emite.calclab.com:5280/http-bind/ [P]

And I use the following meta tags inside my html files:

   <meta name="emite.httpBase" content="/http-bind/" />
   <meta name="emite.host" content="emite.calclab.com" />

I recommend NOT to use ProxyServlet.

I hope it helps

Saludos
Dani

On Mon, Sep 6, 2010 at 08:55, Krzysztof Kanciak <krzy...@gmail.com> wrote:
> ..I do not understand..
> I have an java web application. Emite chat is a part of this application.
> The application is deployed on glassfish. and if I have ProxyServlet I
> utilize connection pool of glassfish (after each message the connection is
> opened 60 seconds), so if some users log in, the application can crash
> because of connection pool size.
> So...I want my chat running without utilizing glassfish.
> How can I get this working?