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- 1. Installation on a Windows web server or Linux server
- 2. Installation on a Windows server via a UNIX server
- 3. Installation on a Windows or Linux server using a Load Balancer
- Solution 1: Installing the dynamic WEBDEV website (Session or AWP) only on the data server
- Solution 2: Installing the dynamic WEBDEV website (Session or AWP) on all web servers
- 4. Installation on a WEBDEV Cluster
7. Dynamic website on specific configurations
1. Installation on a Windows web server or Linux server The configuration is as follows:
2. Installation on a Windows server via a UNIX server The configuration is as follows:
- Opening a static page. The static page is on the UNIX server.
- Starting the dynamic WEBDEV website (located on the Windows server) via a link in the static HTML page.
- Standard operating mode of the WEBDEV website.
Note: The same configuration can be defined on a Linux server. 3. Installation on a Windows or Linux server using a Load Balancer A Load Balancer distributes connections to a dynamic WEBDEV website across multiple servers.
Solution 1: Installing the dynamic WEBDEV website (Session or AWP) only on the data server This solution consists in installing: - the WEBDEV Application Server on each web server,
- the dynamic WEBDEV websites and the data files on the data server.
Solution 2: Installing the dynamic WEBDEV website (Session or AWP) on all web servers This solution consists in installing: - the WEBDEV Application Server and the dynamic WEBDEV websites on each web server.
- the data files of the dynamic WEBDEV websites on the data server.
4. Installation on a WEBDEV Cluster The system of a WEBDEV Cluster distributes connections to a dynamic WEBDEV website across multiple servers in a WEBDEV Cluster.
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