I concur ... it seems pretty darn stable to me.

I''m not pushing it hard, of course, but it''s doing the job I need.

david

Hi... I''m working with wildfire, jwchat and HTTPBIND v0.3 servlet and my idea is working with wildfire httpbind. The problem is that Jwchat needs httpbind in the same port of jwchat... My question is... where could I copy the jwchat directory to run in the mini webserver wich run wildfire httpbind??

Wildfire install httpbind in the following location http://mywildfireserver:wifiport/

Is it posible to change this configuration??

wildfire dont put the httpbind servlet in a folder... the URL is http://wildfireserver:httpbindport/ and not http://wildfireserver:httpbindport/http-bind/

No... If I access to http://wildfireserver:httpbindport/http-bind/ I recieve a 404 error... my wildfire http-bind is running in my wildfire server root: http://wildfireserver:httpbindport/

The Http-binding servlet should be running at http://wildfireserver:port/http-bind/

And how would you reference the files droped in the /resources/spank directory?

If I goto http://wildfire.example.com/spank/index.html, I get a 404.

david

Oops, sorry, my bad.

I was trying to use the admin console port, not the http bind port.

Anyway to get the wildfire to do something like Apache''s MultiView functionality, where the browsers language is used to figure out what html file to load?

Otherwise, works pretty good.

I did notice, however, that it doesn''t like symlinks ... when I had the language specific html files symlinked to a plain ".html", I got the following in the log:

106205307 btpool3-9 WARN org.mortbay.log - Aliased resource: file:/usr/local/wildfire/resources/spank/index.htm==file:/usr/local/wildfire/re sources/spank/index.html.en

david

I am not familiar with JWChat so someone else who is must help you from here

Alex

Where are you getting the 405 error?  From wildfire or the server jwchat is running.  Or do you have jwchat running in the spark subdir?

If you''re running jwchat on a separate server, can you show how you are redirecting to wildfire?

As I mentioned ... I''ve got this running fine, both on the wildfire server (in the spark directory) and a separate server.

david