Hey,
thanks so far for replying, although I’'ve found that solution in another thread, I tried to adapt it to my infrastructure without any success. I suggest, I make basical mistakes.
Environment:
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Working machine with APACHE (and jsjac) on Win32 platform
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Remote Machine in LAN running current openfire
Alternative Environment:
I’'ve also tried to run both servers on my machine just for creating your environment and checking the setup. No success.
I’'ve tried using names and IPs for connecting to the server. Would both methods work technically?
Add a virtual host, where htdocs/jsjac is the application you want to use with jsjac:
–> seems, we use the same client (script: simpleclient.html)
NameVirtualHost callot --> changed to name of my working machine with APACHE
I’‘ve installed current openfire without making any changes. The admin interface tells me, that http-bind is listening on it’‘s standard port and is enabled, so as I mentioned, I didn’'t change anything.
So in fronted GUI I’'ve entered for …
base: /http-bind/ and
server: first the remote machine’‘s IP (randomly with http://IP and even with port number), second (alternative) local machine’‘s name, third ‘‘localhost’’. I don’'t know, what else I could test now.
The Client - Debugger delivered together with the simpleclient - example tells me on Debug Level 4: “State 403 Access Denied”. The detailed message is like: “Access to directory not possible”.
So that message raises my suspicion, that there is a basic problem with access rights or proxy settings or whatever. The running apache on my working machine has no special configuration. It’‘s just a standard installation. I set 2 Alias for accessing content outside htdocs folder and of cause I implemented your setup … that’'s all so far.
So I’'m running out of ideas. How about you?
Regards