mirko1974 Wrote:
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> itpp2012 Wrote:
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> > The same you would for php, php-cgi listens on a port, so does your
> > application.
>
Hi again,
there is a difference between all the php configurations I saw and my situation.
php files have an extension (php) and all the configurations are tailored to identify that.
My application is a REST server. That means you send a GET command to "site.com/api/users/101" and you get the information about user 101. there is no filename extension I can use.
Mirko
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> itpp2012 Wrote:
> -------------------------------------------------------
> > The same you would for php, php-cgi listens on a port, so does your
> > application.
>
Hi again,
there is a difference between all the php configurations I saw and my situation.
php files have an extension (php) and all the configurations are tailored to identify that.
My application is a REST server. That means you send a GET command to "site.com/api/users/101" and you get the information about user 101. there is no filename extension I can use.
Mirko