I have uploaded a cakephp project into my web-server. Several Application is already running there.But my added new project is not running.In firefox it returns "Connection was reset". In Safari, it returs empty page. Where should i change in my project or server?
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When I am using desktop browser(Chrome) everything is fine, I type appname.herokuapp.com and I got redirected to https:// but when I try to enter my application on mobile version of Chrome for android and I do the same thing it gets redirected to http:// and then I have to add "s" to URL. What could be a reason behind this?
App is wrriten with react.js, node.js, express, no database.
I am on ReactJS v15.3.1, using node v8.3.1 and npm v5.0.4
I am trying to implement a react app using this theme SB Admin React
it's working fine when I run this into the localhost all pages loads fine and everything working as expected, but when I move this theme to my AWS machine with the same configurations(node and npm) as my localhost it starts throwing this error on browser console:
GET http://34.192.38.113:3001/assets/main.js?6f764c822b1f287a2e02 net::ERR_CONTENT_LENGTH_MISMATCH
Maybe because of this whenever I click on any link on my theme page on browser it refresh the page and shows the same error
I tried using different themes as well but the same error (highlighted in code block) persist with all of them.
I am unable to get the root cause for this,
Also, I've made all the ports available in my AWS machine.
How to rectify this issue?
For my app to be available from mydomain.com instead of having to add the contextPath like this: mydomain.com/myapp/ I set the default web module as my app under the
Configurations >> server-config >> Virtual servers >> server
It works perfect in all browsers except for Firefox, here the default page is still showing:
GlassFish Server Your server is now running
To replace this page, overwrite the file index.html in the document
root folder of this server. The document root folder for this server
is the docroot subdirectory of this server's domain directory.
To manage a server on the local host with the default administration
port, go to the Administration Console.
I'm using GlassFish 4.1 and deploying a JSF 2.2 web app
Thanks in advance.
Turns out that #Geinmachi was right, even though its weird since I only have firefox and some other browsers for testing purposes, I had never placed the domain url there but clearing the cache did the trick. Thank you #Geinmachi
I have a nodejs application working on my laptop. I can view it in the browser by going to http://localhost:3030/.
I have installed nodejs,npm and all the packages I need on a server and copied all the files on the server as well.
When I start the application using node app it seems to be running fine. But It can not find any of the public static content, client-side javascript, client-side css etc. I see 404 errors in my browser console.
All nodejs tutorials seems to stop at localhost.. how to deploy an app on a server?
I am working on MVC4 application. This is how my directory structure looks like:
App_Data
App_Start
Content
Controllers
Images
Models
node_modules
Scripts
Views
server.js //This is where my server script resides
Node.exe
This is how it all fits together:
Server.js is running on a server. User goes to a index.cshtml page and a connection to the server is created. If there are multiple users on the same page, they all can share data/thoughts etc. using "kind of" chat. each user's action is relayed to other connected users.
What i am wondering is how do i avoid someone directly pointing to my server.js file from the browser and view the content of it.
You appear to be running two separate web servers.
The first serves your MVC4 ASP files while the second serves your node.js application.
Placing the node.js files under the webroot of your ASP application makes them visible to browsers that visit your ASP application.
node.js is a web server in it's own right and does not require any other web server to operate.
I would move your node.js application outside of your ASP webroot. This will make its files inaccessible to browsers.