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Posted to gui-dev@apache.org by "Pfister, Robert (MCI)" <Ro...@mci.com> on 1998/09/01 16:58:16 UTC
Anyone try ACE?
Has anyone tried my Apache Configuration Editor tool? Unfortunately I've
lost the machine I was developing it on with a recent thunderstorm so I haven't
made any progress (nor can I retrieve my latest sources). Some kind soul has it
all saved on a web server somewhere I'm sure.
For those that forgot what this is/was/will be, it is a %100 Java
application that edits the 3 Apache config files via a GUI. I did test it on
UNIX & PC's with reasonable results (performance was poor under UNIX). It
managed all the tags & keywords I could find and was reasonably stable (for me
at least).
Robb
Re: Anyone try ACE?
Posted by "Gary E. Bickford" <ga...@slb.com>.
At 10:11 AM -0500 9/1/98, Rich Roth wrote:
>My Q is how it actually handles the files - I have my java on my PC (yes,
>Win'95) but the servers are all linux boxes around the country -- mostly
>not local. How does the Java program get the config files, update or
>re-write them, and then restart the server ??
I use Dynamo (http://www.atg.com), which is a java server connected to
Apache via an Apache module. It can be started and stopped from web pages
(on a specific port.) There are several other modjava things as well. So
the best way might be to build a little transport module on the server side.
Gary E. Bickford, garyb@slb.com
Sr. Systems Administrator, Connect Schlumberger http://www.connect.slb.com
Re: Anyone try ACE?
Posted by Rich Roth <ri...@on-the-net.com>.
On Tue, 1 Sep 1998, Pfister, Robert (MCI) wrote:
> Has anyone tried my Apache Configuration Editor tool?
It's on my list to go over again - any other reports ?
> Unfortunately I've lost the machine I was developing it on with a recent
Ouch - the latest source I have are on the web site (April 21st version)
> For those that forgot what this is/was/will be, it is a %100 Java
> application that edits the 3 Apache config files via a GUI. I did test it on
My Q is how it actually handles the files - I have my java on my PC (yes,
Win'95) but the servers are all linux boxes around the country -- mostly
not local. How does the Java program get the config files, update or
re-write them, and then restart the server ??
Later ...
Rich Roth --- On-the-Net
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Email: rich@on-the-net.com Url: http://www.on-the-net.com
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