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From: Joe W. <jo...@gm...> - 2010-01-05 14:00:49
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Claudius, >> This means that on a production server one can use only eXist, without >> apache in front of it, as is suggested in eXist's documentation? Yes, one can - remember to take the usual security precautions outlined in http://exist-db.org/production_good_practice.html. > On web facing production server I would recommend using Apache HTTP or > Nginx upfront and reverse proxy eXist into the URI namespace. See the > production best practice bits in the documentation... Adam - in http://exist-db.org/production_web_proxying.html you explained the reasons behind the 'positive' reasons for adopting the reverse proxy approach (1. Unified web namespace and 2. Virtual Hosting), but could you expand a bit on the 'negative' reason: "eXist like any Web Application Server (Tomcat, WebLogic, GlassFish, etc) should not be directly exposed to the Web." My understanding was that Jetty played the role of 'web server' to eXist's 'web application server', no? Pardon my ignorance! Joe |