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Sat, Nov 23 2013 2:06 PMPermanent Link

Michael Riley

ZilchWorks

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Does anyone have Web Builder running on a shared hosting server? if so, How did you get it working?

Michael Riley
GySgt USMC (Ret)
www.zilchworks.com
Sat, Nov 23 2013 6:05 PMPermanent Link

Walter Matte

Tactical Business Corporation

I have it running on a Virtual Server - at 1and1.com.

Walter
Sun, Nov 24 2013 7:30 AMPermanent Link

Jan Ferguson

Data Software Solutions, Inc.

Team Elevate Team Elevate

I have it running on one. Make sure you change the html file name to
one your shared hosting server will recognize. Most are either
default.html or index.html.
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Jan


Michael Riley wrote:

> Does anyone have Web Builder running on a shared hosting server? if
> so, How did you get it working?
Mon, Nov 25 2013 4:13 AMPermanent Link

Matthew Jones

> have Web Builder running on a shared hosting server

To be clear, you mean with the Web Builder server portion? The applications you
write are run in the browser and can be delivered from any normal web server. Only
if they need to talk back to some service do you need to have something special on
the server, and that could be the Elevate server portion, or could be something
like an ASP.NET or PHP REST service.

/Matthew Jones/
Wed, Jun 29 2016 4:25 PMPermanent Link

TD

Advanced Data Systems, Inc.

Walter Matte wrote:

I have it running on a Virtual Server - at 1and1.com.

Walter

What all was involved in setting this up at 1and1.com?

Thanks,
TD
Wed, Jun 29 2016 10:49 PMPermanent Link

Alan Questell

Richmond Community College

The student advising system I wrote about here, http://www.elevatesoft.com/forums?action=view&category=ewb&id=ewb_general&msg=9696&page=3, runs on Amazon Web Services (https://aws.amazon.com/).

So far, I'm using just their free tier and haven't paid anything yet.


Michael Riley wrote:

Does anyone have Web Builder running on a shared hosting server? if so, How did you get it working?

Michael Riley
GySgt USMC (Ret)
www.zilchworks.com
Thu, Jun 30 2016 5:57 AMPermanent Link

Walter Matte

Tactical Business Corporation

TD,

Setting up was straight forward.  I created an account with 1 and 1, then simply selected the VPS (Virtual Private Server) plan I wanted and purchased it.  Within a short time I got an email to log in to 1 and 1 account - pressed one button to image the vps.  A few minutes later, I RDP connected and server was up. I choose a Windows based server with Plesk Panel Control.  

Walter
Thu, Jun 30 2016 9:22 AMPermanent Link

TD

Advanced Data Systems, Inc.

Walter Matte wrote:

TD,

Setting up was straight forward.  I created an account with 1 and 1, then simply selected the VPS (Virtual Private Server) plan I wanted and purchased it.  Within a short time I got an email to log in to 1 and 1 account - pressed one button to image the vps.  A few minutes later, I RDP connected and server was up. I choose a Windows based server with Plesk Panel Control.  

Walter

Thanks Walter for replying.  Are you using the Elevate web server or IIS?  Are you happy with 1and1 so far?

TD
Thu, Jun 30 2016 10:00 AMPermanent Link

Walter Matte

Tactical Business Corporation

I have been using 1and1 for quite a while.  I am happy with them.  I have IIS and my own WebServer (like EWB server) I wrote with RealThinClient components, IIS is using port 80 - I assign my webserver to another port.

Walter
Thu, Jun 30 2016 10:53 AMPermanent Link

TD

Advanced Data Systems, Inc.

Walter Matte wrote:

I have been using 1and1 for quite a while.  I am happy with them.  I have IIS and my own WebServer (like EWB server) I wrote with RealThinClient components, IIS is using port 80 - I assign my webserver to another port.

Walter

Thanks,
TD
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