gt.m and apache on linux redhat

dear all,

I need help for instal a CGI gateway from Apache to GT.M, I have made
some experience, including Winfried Bantel c program, but all give bad
results.

I am using last stable version of the softwares.

thanks.

Afonso B Silva. Brazil

I'd recommend you look at our MGWSI gateway which has now been ported
to GT.M

Go to www.mgateway.com and ownload our EWD Virtual Appliance (which is
based around Ubuntu Linux) and you'll see it uses our MGWSI gateway to
integrate Apache with GT.M, and you'll be able to see how it's
configured (see the main portal documentation page).

If you want to install it yourself on your Redhat system :

- download the MGWSI gateway from our web site (click on the MGWSI
tab) and install as per the instructions

- Where the documentation talks about the M routines, instead just FTP
the routines _ZMGWSI*.m from the EWD Virtual Appliance (you'll find
them in /usr/local/gtm/extc) and copy them to the path you want them
to be in on your system

- follow the rest of the installation instructions. Use the EWD
Virtual Appliance as a reference build to see how the components work
and should be configured


Alternatively you could use the Virtual Appliance to provide a
pre-built Apache Web Server and properly installed instance of MGWSI.
Just install the _ZMGWSI*.m routines on your Redhat machine and
configure your Redhat systems as a new server into MGWSI on the
Virtual Appliance There are all kinds of variations on this model
you can use, using single or multiple instances of Apache/MGWSI to
provide redundancy for load balancing and fail-over. See the
information on MGWSI on our web site for more details, in particular
have a look at http://www.mgateway.com/php/mgw/ewdarchitecture.php
which shows how MGWSI can be used to support our eXtc Web Developer
web application environment.


Rob

On 27 Dec 2006 16:32:34 -0800, "Silva" <afonso.bds@gmail.com> wrote:

>dear all,
>
>I need help for instal a CGI gateway from Apache to GT.M, I have made
>some experience, including Winfried Bantel c program, but all give bad
>results.
>
>I am using last stable version of the softwares.
>
>thanks.
>
>Afonso B Silva. Brazil

---
Rob Tweed
M/Gateway Developments Ltd

The Pursuit of Productivity : http://www.mgateway.com

Silva wrote:

> I need help for instal a CGI gateway from Apache to GT.M, I have made
> some experience, including Winfried Bantel c program, but all give bad
> results.

It would help to know in what way the results were bad.

Did you also look at http://207.192.157.194/demo/TestCGI.htm ?
I've been using that approach for quite some time, and it's never
given me any problems...

Ed.

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dear Rob and Ed,

i will try and given notice about it. Happy new year.

best regards

Afonso

Ed de Moel escreveu:
Rob Tweed escreveu:

> I'd recommend you look at our MGWSI gateway which has now been ported
> to GT.M
>
> Go to www.mgateway.com and ownload our EWD Virtual Appliance (which is
> based around Ubuntu Linux) and you'll see it uses our MGWSI gateway to
> integrate Apache with GT.M, and you'll be able to see how it's
> configured (see the main portal documentation page).
>
> If you want to install it yourself on your Redhat system :
>
> - download the MGWSI gateway from our web site (click on the MGWSI
> tab) and install as per the instructions
>
> - Where the documentation talks about the M routines, instead just FTP
> the routines _ZMGWSI*.m from the EWD Virtual Appliance (you'll find
> them in /usr/local/gtm/extc) and copy them to the path you want them
> to be in on your system
>
> - follow the rest of the installation instructions. Use the EWD
> Virtual Appliance as a reference build to see how the components work
> and should be configured
>
>
> Alternatively you could use the Virtual Appliance to provide a
> pre-built Apache Web Server and properly installed instance of MGWSI.
> Just install the _ZMGWSI*.m routines on your Redhat machine and
> configure your Redhat systems as a new server into MGWSI on the
> Virtual Appliance There are all kinds of variations on this model
> you can use, using single or multiple instances of Apache/MGWSI to
> provide redundancy for load balancing and fail-over. See the
> information on MGWSI on our web site for more details, in particular
> have a look at http://www.mgateway.com/php/mgw/ewdarchitecture.php
> which shows how MGWSI can be used to support our eXtc Web Developer
> web application environment.
>
>
> Rob
>
> On 27 Dec 2006 16:32:34 -0800, "Silva" <afonso.bds@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >dear all,
> >
> >I need help for instal a CGI gateway from Apache to GT.M, I have made
> >some experience, including Winfried Bantel c program, but all give bad
> >results.
> >
> >I am using last stable version of the softwares.
> >
> >thanks.
> >
> >Afonso B Silva. Brazil
>
> ---
> Rob Tweed
> M/Gateway Developments Ltd
>
> The Pursuit of Productivity : http://www.mgateway.com

dear Rob and Ed,

i will try and given notice about it. Happy new year.

best regards

Afonso

Ed de Moel escreveu:
Rob Tweed escreveu:

> I'd recommend you look at our MGWSI gateway which has now been ported
> to GT.M
>
> Go to www.mgateway.com and ownload our EWD Virtual Appliance (which is
> based around Ubuntu Linux) and you'll see it uses our MGWSI gateway to
> integrate Apache with GT.M, and you'll be able to see how it's
> configured (see the main portal documentation page).
>
> If you want to install it yourself on your Redhat system :
>
> - download the MGWSI gateway from our web site (click on the MGWSI
> tab) and install as per the instructions
>
> - Where the documentation talks about the M routines, instead just FTP
> the routines _ZMGWSI*.m from the EWD Virtual Appliance (you'll find
> them in /usr/local/gtm/extc) and copy them to the path you want them
> to be in on your system
>
> - follow the rest of the installation instructions. Use the EWD
> Virtual Appliance as a reference build to see how the components work
> and should be configured
>
>
> Alternatively you could use the Virtual Appliance to provide a
> pre-built Apache Web Server and properly installed instance of MGWSI.
> Just install the _ZMGWSI*.m routines on your Redhat machine and
> configure your Redhat systems as a new server into MGWSI on the
> Virtual Appliance There are all kinds of variations on this model
> you can use, using single or multiple instances of Apache/MGWSI to
> provide redundancy for load balancing and fail-over. See the
> information on MGWSI on our web site for more details, in particular
> have a look at http://www.mgateway.com/php/mgw/ewdarchitecture.php
> which shows how MGWSI can be used to support our eXtc Web Developer
> web application environment.
>
>
> Rob
>
> On 27 Dec 2006 16:32:34 -0800, "Silva" <afonso.bds@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >dear all,
> >
> >I need help for instal a CGI gateway from Apache to GT.M, I have made
> >some experience, including Winfried Bantel c program, but all give bad
> >results.
> >
> >I am using last stable version of the softwares.
> >
> >thanks.
> >
> >Afonso B Silva. Brazil
>
> ---
> Rob Tweed
> M/Gateway Developments Ltd
>
> The Pursuit of Productivity : http://www.mgateway.com