WebSpeed in Pacific AppServer

Yes, how with r-code reload on new WebSpeed ? Do we will be able to reload r-code without restarting ?

Hi Dave,

Will you be adding .Net (CLR) capabilities to PAS for Windows?

Thanks,

Tom

Our overall stragey is to provide a single Application Server technology for all Progress products that require an A/S. Today we have OpenEdge, Rollbase and Corticon operating with the Pacific Application Server, and over time our intent is to add addidtional server-based products such as WebSpeed.

We are currently in the process of fully defining requirements and architecting a solution. Any feedback you may have around requirements and related use cases would be appreciated and valuable to help us make sure that we are heading down a path that will meet the needs of our WebSpeed users.

maybe you could explore node.js as an alternative to tomcat although I would probably be better with no big fish swimming around :) -- m.edu keep it simple http://www.ganimede.ro http://ro.linkedin.com/in/marianedu medu@ganimede.ro mobile: +40 740 036 212 skype: marian.edu

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Thank you. That is all I am interested for now.

Hi,

I have correctly understood that for now the PAS for OE (11.5) does not support Webspeed, and thus can not perform migration of existing Webspeed applications from traditional AppServer to the PAS for OE?

Yes. Webspeed support in PAS for OE is being implemented as part of 11.6 and not available in 11.5.

Thank you Swathi!

Thank you Ruben!

In this regard I have additional questions:

>>11.6 release for WebSpeed application support on PAS for OE.

Webspeed app for PAS for OE will require to change something in the existing  webspeed app?

>>In OE11.5.1 a temporarily work around was introduced

Where can I find more information about it?

Thanks in advance!

Regards,

Valeriy

For your 1st first question

It is similar to regular classic appserver migration requirements to PASOE. No code changes are required to make the classic Webspeed applications to run in PASOE.

In addition to what I mentioned earlier, we are also supporting a new(efficient) method of developing Webspeed applications. There is a talk today morning at 8:30 @PUG in Westford on the same.

You might be able to find the presentation in the PUG site once it get uploaded

Thank you Irfan!

That sounds reassuringly. I look forward to that presentation.

Regards,

Valeriy

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Thank you David!

That's great!

Regards,
Valeriy