OECGI2 (OpenInsight 32-Bit)
At 09 NOV 2006 09:39:00AM Enrique Murphy wrote:
Hi. I recently installed OECGI2 to test it. The first thing I found is that http://localhost/oi/oecgi2.exe/inet_trace offers me to download oecgi2.exe, it does not return the trace data as oecgi. Is there any documentation about OECGI2, at least some basic concepts to have a starting point?
I have OEngineServer running, and the registry key configured as:
Application –] EXAMPLES
ServerURL –] the IP of the machine
ServerPort –] 8088
UserName –] EXAMPLES
UserPassword –] EXAMPLES
I copied the OECGI2.EXE to the OpenInsight directory, because I have an alias named oi in Apache.
At 10 NOV 2006 01:39PM Bob Carten wrote:
Hi Enrique
It sounds like Apache is returning the exe, rather than running it.
I suspect that you have a plain alias but need a cgi-alias to the oecgi2 location.
Bob
At 10 NOV 2006 02:48PM Enrique Murphy wrote:
I created the alias in Apache following the OI Help for OECGI configuration. Is it different for OECGI2?.
At 13 NOV 2006 02:40PM Bob Carten wrote:
ScriptAlias is the same for OECGI or OECGI2.
What version of Apache?
At 13 NOV 2006 05:57PM Richard Hunt wrote:
What does your "alias" statement look like? You say "alias" do you mean "scriptalias" ?
At 15 NOV 2006 07:24AM Enrique Murphy wrote:
I don't have an "Alias" defined. I only have a "ScriptAlias" pointing to the OI directory (where OINSIGHT.EXE resides). I also copied OECGI2 files including OECGI2.EXE into the OI directory.
The Apache version is 2.2.3.
Do I have to define an "Alias" in addition to the "ScriptAlias"?
At 15 NOV 2006 07:22PM Richard Hunt wrote:
Naw, all you need is a "ScriptAlias". I have this for a "ScriptAlias"…
ScriptAlias /OI/ "d:/data/openinsight/"
What do you have?
At 21 NOV 2006 07:21AM Enrique Murphy wrote:
I have something similar in the Apache configuration.
Some issues I found about OECGI2:
- The JRE I had first downloaded was JRE 1.5, Update 9. I downloaded JRE 1.5 Update 7 and OECGI2 now responds from IE 6, but it does not responds from Mozilla!
- Also, OECGI worked fine when sending data from the browser to OI with an XMLHTTPRequest with the POST method (XMLHTTPRequest.send(data)). Doing the same with OECGI2 doesn't seem to work.