Running with Apache not MServer
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| How do I get my HTML5 projects to run with Apache? |
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| not sure, but you could try: in monkey/bin edit the config.txt file htmlplayer=" path to apache |
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| I have Apache running as a service, so I need the build to go through the established httpdocs path. So what I need is to be able to specify a build path and point it to my httpdocs folder, then I can just pull up localhost in my browser and run it that way. @Mark: Is there currently a way to do this? @ziggy: Does Jungle IDE have a provision for this? Thank you! |
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| Another option might be to provide another path for Apache to look at, though I don't know how you'd specify this off-hand... |
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| Good idea, James. I tried taking the steps at this site: http://www.ghodmode.com/blog/2010/08/using-apache-aliases-instead-of-symbolic-links/ but couldn't get it to work. :-/ I'll keep at it, but more ideas welcome. :-) |
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Got it to work! Here's what I did in my http.conf file:<IfModule alias_module> #added this line to this section: Alias /td/ "C:/location/of/HTML5/project/" </IfModule> #added this Directory directive: <Directory "C:/location/of/HTML5/project/"> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks Includes ExecCGI AllowOverride All Order allow,deny Allow from all DirectoryIndex MonkeyGame.html </Directory> and now I can go to "localhost/td" and my game comes up, served by Apache! |
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| how would I get this to work in linux? Mserver only has ?Macos and ?Win32 I tried doing ?Linux OpenURL but it didnt work like it does on windows Apache is a giant beast so preferably with a small server program |
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| You'll have a http.conf file you can modify as above. Then restart the Apache daemon and it should work for you. I'm not familiar with other servers, but I hear there are some lightweight and speedy options! :-) |
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