when a JHipster app is run, it is using in default an embedded server, as far as I understood it is Undertow.
Questions:
How to configure to use another provided available embedded server (Tomcat for example)?
How to configure to not use an embedded server, but instead an external server like Tomcat?
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all your need to do is copy and paste your *.war file to your tomcat external server, and run your jhipster app as server root or rename your jhipster war archieve into ROOT.war ( this is a bad way ).
i've done this before when i;m deployed my jhipster app with openshift which is must deployed inside of tomcat 8.
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I have developed a node.js application. I have two files serverpart.js and index.html (the html file is already referenced in server.js). During my development I run the application using command node serverpart.js and then access the client using http://localhost/8070. That was nice but now my application is ready and I want it to be accessed from other machines on the LAN. So please advice where should put these files(in some particular director). Do I need any web server for that please suggest.
My dad is customer of the hosting provider combell
Where he has the default package now I am wondering if I can put the Angular 5 application I am making on there. I called their support and they say it's not possible but what do I need then? Is it so special to find a hosting provider that has node.js on their servers or is there a way around so I can host my Angular application on a non node.js server?
To host an Angular application, all you need to have is a server.
It can be NodeJs, Apache, Nginx, ...
The only requirement is that you must expose your index.html file. If your application is bundled (via, for instance, ng buid --prod), then you won't have to do anything.
This answer is valid for Angular applications, as you asked. Keep in mind that if you need to add a back-end (which is not an Angular application), you will need some other things.
You just do ng build build and copy the content of the dist folder to any server. You may also do some additional configuration to re-route it to index and set the correct href. You can read more about it in the documentation.
I have lost the Meteor application files that have been sent via MUP, which are on different Linux servers in Digital Ocean. Is there an easy way to download the developed applications so I can make the changes?
You can get Build application from docker
but javascript and all files are bundled & compresses you cannot modify them easily.
To retrieve deployed app. open server and use docker to get deployed app
its located inside /opt/:yourappname:/ in docker.
We are using standalone Jetty 9 to serve some webapps that are deployed as war files.
The thing is that we just released a NodeJs webapp that uses Express and listens on localhost:3000, and we would like our jetty server to act as a reverse proxy to the node app so that we can associate it to a domain.
I have not been able to find any examples about how to achieve this.
Jetty is the only server we have on the machine (we are not using Apache, Nginx or anything else in front) so we are wondering if we can use it to pass requests to the Node app apart from serving the java webapps.
Please remember we are using the STANDALONE version of Jetty.
What you want is to setup a org.eclipse.jetty.proxy.ProxyServlet for your specific configuration.
I made a Java Web Application with Netbeans. I used JSF, PrimeFaces and the Glassfish Server. Now I want to put my application in a server but i just dont have idea of how to do that. I think fist of all have to install Glassfish in the server. How do I do that? The server i will be using has Windows Server 2008 Enterprise. Do I have to look for a .exe to install Glassfish? The same to do with Java? I have already done the connection to the SQL Server database so that part must work. So please explain me step by step what i have to have, how to install and configure everything and how to try if everything worked please.
Thanks for Your answers! :)
Depending on what your web application requires you will need to install more than just the glassfish server.
You need to install:
-Java jdk (required)
-Glassfish server (required)
-Database (if using one)
-Apache (if needed)
After you install everything, you need to deploy the war file of the application to the glassfish server. To do this you must first create a war file by 'cleaning and building' the app (option in netbeans). The war file will be located in one of the folders in the project.
Then you must log in to your glassfish admin console (located at http://localhost:4848 if run on localhost) and click on one of the options in the left menu that lets you manage the applications on the server. There will then be an option that lets you add war files to the server.