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Anders Öhrt
9-Jun-2005, 09:42 AM
Hi,

I'm adding some web services to our application and noticed that you are
limited to one web app per workspace (VDF10.1). Is this limit still in
VDF11? I have one web app which is a public web page, and the web services
I'm adding are for internal use only and have nothing to do with the other
web app. I really need two web app's, and two AppHtml-folders for this (they
will run on two different servers). Any solution to this, other that merging
it all?

// Anders

Knut Sparhell
9-Jun-2005, 07:36 PM
Anders Öhrt wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm adding some web services to our application and noticed that you are
> limited to one web app per workspace (VDF10.1). Is this limit still in
> VDF11?

Yes.

> I have one web app which is a public web page, and the web services
> I'm adding are for internal use only and have nothing to do with the other
> web app. I really need two web app's, and two AppHtml-folders for this (they
> will run on two different servers). Any solution to this, other that merging
> it all?

You may safely and easily include some web services into an existing web
application. Rarely any problem, as they are always in separate objcts.

Alternatively, create another workspace, using the same folders except
the AppHtml, AppSrc and Programs folder. DDSrc may be common, and of
course the filelist.

A web applications always uses webapp.src and compiles to webapp.exe.


--
Knut Sparhell, Norway

Anders Öhrt
10-Jun-2005, 04:15 AM
> You may safely and easily include some web services into an existing web
> application. Rarely any problem, as they are always in separate objcts.

I know that and that's what I've done for now, but just like I don't put all
views in the same .exe, I don't want to mix the two things since they
_really_ are complettely different things. This needs to be changed for
VDF11.1 IMO.

// Anders

Evertjan Dondergoor
10-Jun-2005, 06:12 AM
Hello Anders,

If they are really two different things, then why not just use to different
workspaces? In the workspace you could share the source and datapaths
(although nowadays I prefer our version control system to take care of
sharing source).

Regards,
Evertjan

"Anders Öhrt" <Anders.Ohrt@capslock.se> wrote in message
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>
>> You may safely and easily include some web services into an existing web
>> application. Rarely any problem, as they are always in separate objcts.
>
> I know that and that's what I've done for now, but just like I don't put
> all views in the same .exe, I don't want to mix the two things since they
> _really_ are complettely different things. This needs to be changed for
> VDF11.1 IMO.
>
> // Anders
>

Anders Öhrt
10-Jun-2005, 06:37 AM
> If they are really two different things, then why not just use to
> different
> workspaces? In the workspace you could share the source and datapaths
> (although nowadays I prefer our version control system to take care of
> sharing source).

No, they should absolutely belong to the same workspace, just not the same
application. Just like with windows applications; we have this workspace, in
this we have five windows applications. Splitting it into different
workspaces would just be a workaround, and I don't prefer that over merging
the two.

// Anders