On Sat, Sep 8, 2018 at 9:37 PM Osman Zakir <osmanzakir90@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > I already attached the code in an earlier message. If you want to know what my application does and what the server I wrote is doing, please read the code. I also explained it in comments in the code, including at the very top of the C++ and JavaScript files. That's asking a lot. > What I copied over were the HTML, CSS, JavaScript and .exe files, as well as some other files required for the application that Visual Studio created (currency_converter.ipbd, currency_converter.iobj, currency_converter.pdb), when I compiled and linked under the Release build configuration. Did you disable the reverse proxy config? I'm surprised you "only" had environment variable problems. Or did it not work at all and this is just an unnecessary tangent? > If I go back to the reverse proxy route, I'd have to take out the environment variables I guess. This relationship doesn't make sense. If you had no proxy, you'd set environment variables your backend server could see. Adding a reverse proxy doesn't change anything. >(unless there's a way to hide the Google Maps API Key and the currency API Access Key that I can use with a reverse proxy in Apache, so that I don't have put the keys in there directly--is there something like this?). Hide from who? > Either way, I do still need to know how to configure the vhosts configuration file (and the reverse proxy configuration in the httpd.conf file if I do go back to that--which I think I'll have to) so that when I navigate to the virtual host in the browser, I'll see the application I made. If you have a working backend service, and you put the bog-standard Apache reverse proxy in front of it, what specifically in terms of the request or response isn't working? Putting a reverse proxy in front of a backend service that doesn't work isn't going to make it start working. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx For additional commands, e-mail: users-help@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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