Hypnotoad ? Required

[bs.machine...@gmail.com]

Not sure I have this right.

Is hypnotoad required to use mobolicious, or can I use Apache?

[Scott H]

https://docs.mojolicious.org/Mojolicious/Guides/Cookbook#DEPLOYMENT

On Thu, Nov 26, 2020 at 11:55 AM bs.machine...@gmail.com <bs.machine...@gmail.com> wrote:

Not sure I have this right.

Is hypnotoad required to use mobolicious, or can I use Apache?

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[bs.machine...@gmail.com]

So Hypnotoad or Apache mod_proxy seem like preferred setup or Elzar for Windows

I guess I'll go down the hypnotoad path and see where it takes me

Thanks

[Scott H]

i believe you can use fast cgi, look at the plack section. there is also a apache plack mod in metacpan that you could use...

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[bs.machine...@gmail.com]

I read the plack section. Websockets is something I think I'll be using so I discounted it, as the notes indicated Websockets is not supported...

The app I'm working on has a web page for receipt and updates of inventory on the whse side, on the inventory status side, salespeople, clients etc

will see real time updates of items, item quantities and item locations in their web view.

I figured on using a postgresql db, and a stored proc with a trigger to throw the receipt transactions into a queue which the Websocket server side can

update the web client.

Been a long time since I've played with web stuff, but on the desktop, it's pretty easy.

Thanks a lot for the suggestions, feel free to advise anytime.

Bret

[Dan Book]

Note that prefork servers including hypnotoad are not supported on windows (and the benefit of hypnotoad over the standard server is only hot deployment, which also doesn't work on windows). You will just want to use a regular single process daemon, which the cookbook also covers, and you can proxy to it from apache in the same way, just make sure to set production mode since the servers other than hypnotoad default to development mode.

-Dan

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