Quick question, is it possible to run pwAdmin on Apache using Xampp instead of jetty?
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Quick question, is it possible to run pwAdmin on Apache using Xampp instead of jetty?
You'd need the tomcat plugin for it but yes it is possible...
Any JSP server can run pwAdmin, doesn't really matter what you use as long as you have JRE 5 for it (since JRE 6 breaks some things)
Alright, thanks, I'll try implementing Tomcat.
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Since I use Jetty, I got no issues with it yet. So I recommand to follow the Server Guide 1.4.2 by ronny on the Jetty installation part!
I personally prefer using Tomcat, but like I said in my previous post it honestly doesn't matter what JSP server you useQuote:
Originally Posted by Romulan
Just like it really doesn't matter if you use Lighthttpd/Nginx over Apache, as much as I just love Apache for its amazing configurability (I do use almost every feature provided by Apache...) you don't need to use Apache if all you are doing is running a basic php website
+2, I use tomcat. I do have the newest pwAdmin though too ;)
It's a bit harder to get PHP over Tomcat :mellow: That's why I use Jetty now...
But sure, I kept an archive with tomcat and iweb somewhere on mah backups :lol:
Tomcat wasn't designed to run php, I have my Apache server to handle all of thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Romulan
The only reason I really wanted to know was because I don't want to be using two different Web servers (Apache for forum/main site which require PHP) and the pwAdmin (Jetty for JSP and JRE) because it was eating up all the RAM xD
Sure, that's why I use only Jetty that handle PHP and JSP... (with fastcgi configured before of course). :mellow:
Main issue I have with Jetty is it doesn't have anywhere near the amount of configuration abilities as Apache does... (specifically directory level configuration, I love .htaccess and Apache is best known for that and I believe only one or two other web servers out there support it)Quote:
Originally Posted by swortmj491
There is nothing wrong with using Jetty as your main webserver, I just don't like having anything other then pwAdmin on 8080 and only being able to access it with an SSH tunnel...
Changing SSL port and need a certificate to connect (like the old iweb). :mellow:
jetty & tomcat are just pillars, the servlet is the bridge and the bridge can be indivudal programmed
you can create (or use an already existing) php servlet which should of course work with any (java) web application server
i'm really shure there are some .htaccess servlets out there too