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Not quite sure how easy this would be! - But it would be nice if I could utilise the same port as my webserver, especially as I have a small number of available ports that I can use from work (actually its only 80 and 443).
- Oh well, cant hurt to ask!
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There must be some kind of forwarding built in IIS - similar to the ProxyPass in apache.
If anybody could check this out? If there is nothing like that, a cgi program could do the job.
I found some stuff searching for 'iis proxy' or 'iis forward' on google, maybe there's something for you.
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I couldn't find any easy (actually I mean free!) ways of doing this in IIS - So I went ahead and setup an Apache server and used ProxyPass - I know am forwarding most requests to my IIS server (now on port 81) and forwarding the /cam/ folder to Logisphere (on 8080).
It started good, seemed to do everything ok, but I'm not getting any picture?
If you look here: http://www.adamduff.co.uk:8080 its fine,
but with: http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam its not - I can get everything working apart from the main applet?
I thought it might have something to do with the Applets 'baseurl' parameter, but whatever I put in here is doesn't seem to work. Have I entered the parameter correctly?:
<PARAM name="baseurl" value="http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam">
what d'ya reckon? - got me stumped!
I couldn't find any easy (actually I mean free!) ways of doing this in IIS - So I went ahead and setup an Apache server and used ProxyPass - I now forward most requests to my IIS server (now on port 81) and forwarding the /cam/ folder to Logisphere (on 8080).
It started good, seemed to do everything ok, but I'm not getting any picture?
If you look here: http://www.adamduff.co.uk:8080 its fine,
but with: http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam its not - I can get everything working apart from the main applet?
I thought it might have something to do with the Applets 'baseurl' parameter, but whatever I put in here is doesn't seem to work. Have I entered the parameter correctly?:
<PARAM name="baseurl" value="http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam">
what d'ya reckon? - got me stumped!
I couldn't find any easy (actually I mean free!) ways of doing this in IIS - So I went ahead and setup an Apache server and used ProxyPass - I now forward most requests to my IIS server (now on port 81) and forward the /cam/ folder to Logisphere (on 8080).
It started good, seemed to do everything ok, but I'm not getting any picture?
If you look here: http://www.adamduff.co.uk:8080 its fine,
but with: http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam its not - I can get everything working apart from the main applet?
I thought it might have something to do with the Applets 'baseurl' parameter, but whatever I put in here is doesn't seem to work. Have I entered the parameter correctly?:
<PARAM name="baseurl" value="http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam">
what d'ya reckon? - got me stumped!
I couldn't find any easy (actually I mean free!) ways of doing this in IIS - So I went ahead and setup an Apache server and used ProxyPass - I now forward most requests to my IIS server (now on port 81) and forward the /cam/ folder to Logisphere (on 8080).
It started good, everything seemed ok, but I'm not getting any picture?
If you look here: http://www.adamduff.co.uk:8080 its fine,
but with: http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam its not - I can get everything working apart from the main applet?
I thought it might have something to do with the Applets 'baseurl' parameter, but whatever I put in here is doesn't seem to work. Have I entered the parameter correctly?:
<PARAM name="baseurl" value="http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam">
what d'ya reckon? - got me stumped!
I couldn't find any easy (actually I mean free!) ways of doing this in IIS - So I went ahead and setup an Apache server and used ProxyPass - I now forward most requests to my IIS server (now on port 81) and forward the /cam/ folder to Logisphere (on 8080).
It started good, everything seemed ok, but I'm not getting any picture?
If you look here: http://www.adamduff.co.uk:8080 its fine,
but with: http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam its not - I can get everything working apart from the main applet?
I thought it might have something to do with the Applets 'baseurl' parameter, but whatever I put in here is doesn't seem to work. Have I entered the parameter correctly?:
<PRE><PARAM name="baseurl" value="http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam"></PRE>
what d'ya reckon? - got me stumped!
I couldn't find any easy (actually I mean free!) ways of doing this in IIS - So I went ahead and setup an Apache server and used ProxyPass - I now forward most requests to my IIS server (now on port 81) and forward the /cam/ folder to Logisphere (on 8080).
It started good, everything seemed ok, but I'm not getting any picture?
If you look here: http://www.adamduff.co.uk:8080 its fine,
but with: http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam its not - I can get everything working apart from the main applet?
I thought it might have something to do with the Applets 'baseurl' parameter, but whatever I put in here is doesn't seem to work. Have I entered the parameter correctly?:
<code><PARAM name="baseurl" value="http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam"></code>
what d'ya reckon? - got me stumped!
I couldn't find any easy (actually I mean free!) ways of doing this in IIS - So I went ahead and setup an Apache server and used ProxyPass - I now forward most requests to my IIS server (now on port 81) and forward the /cam/ folder to Logisphere (on 8080).
It started good, everything seemed ok, but I'm not getting any picture?
If you look here: http://www.adamduff.co.uk:8080 its fine,
but with: http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam its not - I can get everything working apart from the main applet?
I thought it might have something to do with the Applets 'baseurl' parameter, but whatever I put in here is doesn't seem to work. Have I entered the parameter correctly?:
<code><PARAM name="baseurl" value="http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam"></code>
what d'ya reckon? - got me stumped!
I couldn't find any easy (actually I mean free!) ways of doing this in IIS - So I went ahead and setup an Apache server and used ProxyPass - I now forward most requests to my IIS server (now on port 81) and forward the /cam/ folder to Logisphere (on 8080).
It started good, everything seemed ok, but I'm not getting any picture?
If you look here: http://www.adamduff.co.uk:8080 its fine,
but with: http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam its not - I can get everything working apart from the main applet?
I thought it might have something to do with the Applets 'baseurl' parameter, but whatever I put in here is doesn't seem to work. Have I entered the parameter correctly?:
<PARAM name="baseurl" value="http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam">
what d'ya reckon? - got me stumped!
I couldn't find any easy (actually I mean free!) ways of doing this in IIS - So I went ahead and setup an Apache server and used ProxyPass - I now forward most requests to my IIS server (now on port 81) and forward the /cam/ folder to Logisphere (on 8080).
It started good, everything seemed ok, but I'm not getting any picture?
If you look here: http://www.adamduff.co.uk:8080 its fine,
but with: http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam its not - I can get everything working apart from the main applet?
I thought it might have something to do with the Applets 'baseurl' parameter, but whatever I put in here is doesn't seem to work. Have I entered the parameter correctly?:
<PARAM name="baseurl" value="http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam">
Does this parameter actually work?
what d'ya reckon? - got me stumped!
I couldn't find any easy (actually I mean free!) ways of doing this in IIS - So I went ahead and setup an Apache server and used ProxyPass - I now forward most requests to my IIS server (now on port 81) and forward the /cam/ folder to Logisphere (on 8080).
It started good, everything seemed ok, but I'm not getting any picture?
If you look here: http://www.adamduff.co.uk:8080 its fine,
but with: http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam its not - I can get everything working apart from the main applet?
I thought it might have something to do with the Applets 'baseurl' parameter, but whatever I put in here is doesn't seem to work. Have I entered the parameter correctly?:
<PARAM name="baseurl" value="http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam">
Does this parameter actually work?
what d'ya reckon? - got me stumped!
I couldn't find any easy (actually I mean free!) ways of doing this in IIS - So I went ahead and setup an Apache server and used ProxyPass - I now forward most requests to my IIS server (now on port 81) and forward the /cam/ folder to Logisphere (on 8080).
It started good, everything seemed ok, but I'm not getting any picture?
If you look here: http://www.adamduff.co.uk:8080 its fine,
but with: http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam (ProxyPass) its not - I can get everything working apart from the main applet?
I thought it might have something to do with the Applets 'baseurl' parameter, but whatever I put in here is doesn't seem to work. Have I entered the parameter correctly?:
<PARAM name="baseurl" value="http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam">
Does this parameter actually work?
what d'ya reckon? - got me stumped!
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08/11/2005 - 06:13 AM
sorry about this poor documentation.
The parameter baseref, not baseurl.
<applet code=logispherestreaming.class width="320" height="240" codebase="http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam/">
<PARAM name="baseref" value="http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam/">
</applet>
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08/11/2005 - 08:58 AM
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hmm, basref doesn't seem to do it either?
hmm, basref doesn't seem to do it either?
(have tried with and without the trailing forward slash)
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08/13/2005 - 04:54 PM
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I solved it!
- I just added the codebase part it (didn't use the Parameter):
<applet code=logispherestreaming.class width="320" height="240" codebase="http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam/" archive="logispherestreaming.zip">
All works fine now through port 80 - Cheers!!
I solved it!
- I just added the codebase part it (didn't use the Parameter):
<applet code=logispherestreaming.class width="320" height="240" codebase="http://www.adamduff.co.uk/cam/" archive="logispherestreaming.zip">
All works fine now through port 80 - Cheers!!
EDIT: Just noticed I needed both the codebase AND the parameter for it to work properly...