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http.sys - URL to application - twaldorff - 07-27-2022
Hi
I'm using Delphi 11.1 with Intraweb 15.2.64.
I'm converting and older (from 2012) application to http.sys and 64-bit.
I'm long time Delphi developer, but web development is not my best.
So far I have got a classic stand-alone 64-bit version running.
And an end user can access it using the classic http://127.0.0.1:8888/$/start URL.
Now comes the http.sys part.
I have by using the "official" AtoZed http.sys description/guidance web page as well as compiler defines and separate .dpr made an http.sys version.
The 32-bit version runs nicely in the IDE and the 64-bit version compiles OK.
I have another PC acting as server, though running just Windows 10 Pro.
I have installed MyApp using the /install parameter getting the "Service installed successfully" message box. And later found that /uninstall also works, though I haven't seen it documented anywhere.
So far, so good. But I cannot access the application, and I'm not sure what URL the end user should use combined with the ServerController properties set.
Firstly I should add, that this is an internal program, so there is no need for a certificate.
Is setting ServerController.SSLOptions.NonSSLRequest=nsAccept sufficient to run without certificate (All SSLOptions at their default values)?
And while at this: What is the difference between ServerController.Port and SSLOptions.Port?
I have a server, MyServer, I could also use its static IP.
I have an application with the following ServerController (relevant) properties set:
AppName=MyApp
Port=8888
URLBase=/MyApp/
The HttpSysOptions are left at their defaults, including a blank VirtualHostNames
How exactly should the URL for accessing the application look?
Should I use VirtualHostNames and what does that do to the URL syntax?
-- Thomas