Posts Tagged ‘ Proxy ’

Using Ajax Toolkit Controls on Pages With Other Scripts and Master Pages

2017/11/27
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Modified: 2017/11/05
Ajax Extended Calendar

[ASP.NET – This  material was tested on Win7, W2K8 Server,  IS7 and IIS 7.5  and Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2010]   Install Proper Version Download and unzip proper version form http://ajaxcontroltoolkit.codeplex.com/releases/view/76976 Open the site where you intend to uses Ajax Controls, Follow  generic instruction and add a new control tab inside your Visual Studio or Web Dev. By doing this, you copy a file “AjaxControlToolkit.dll” and others into your site Bin directory. Text file  “/Bin/AjaxControlToolkit.dll.refresh” has a pointer to a folder where you unzipped your Ajax Toolkit. If you move Toolkit installation files somewhere, you can always update the pointer manually.   Use Ajax Control Open the page that you intend to…

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IIS Reverse Proxy. It Even Works. Can’t Modify HTTP Response Headers.

2017/10/30
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Modified: 2017/10/31
IIS-Reverse-Proxy

Description of a Problem You have a custom WEB application that runs inside your enterprise on some internal server and on some custom port.  How to make this application accessible from outside through a published HTTP link on port 80?   Proposed Solution On your production IIS server you create a directory that is accessible from outside on port 80.  Then you configure a Reverse Proxy solution described here.  This way neither you, nor your clients have to open custom ports on their firewalls.   How Does It Work IIS server receives HTTP request on port 80 through corporate firewalls. It then translates request according to routing rules to a destination on…

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Amazon Linux Apache 2.4 reverse proxy with SSL to serve Node.js application

2017/10/09
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Modified: 2017/10/09
SSL Test Report

Recently, I spent about 36 hours researching, and thinking, and trying, and learning a lot about Apache server before I could crack this one.  After I found a solution, a had a long <VirtualHost> entry.  In this article I present only entries that are required for reverse proxy to work and your Node.js app still to be aware of client IP address. Problem: You want Apache 2.4 to be your front end for your Node.js application.  All the transaction should occur over HTTPS. Your visitors do not have to specify a post number in URL. I do not cover here: – how to install and configure Node.js; – how to get a…

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