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I know you can redirect subdomains to a different server, but can you do the same with folders? Say I have example.com. I can redirect mysubdomain.example.com to a different server, but can I redirect example.com/mysubdomain to a different server? I'd like to host a rails app in that folder on a site that runs php while still maintaining good search engines ratings (by not creating a sub domain which in my experience in recognized as a different site). Any help? Thanks! As brock Batsell suggested, a solution can be proxying the requests. you'll usually find this behavior in web apps that use

Can someone give me Step by step procedure to host an asp.net website in iis... Make sure the framework is installed. Put your site on the system somewhere and create a virtual directory that points towards it, making sure that it is an application. Check the ASP.net tab to make sure that the version you are using is selected. Done (bar whatever application level configuration you need). These references might help. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178610(VS.85).aspx http://www.beansoftware.com/asp.net-tutorials/deploy-asp.net.aspx http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/Deploy_web

My question is very simple. Can I run an ASP.NET MVC application on shared servers that has installed ASP.NET 3.5 but not MVC? If this is possible could you tell me how? Arnis Lapsa You just need to include System.Web.dll in the bin folder and it should work fine (and maybe in the dll folder for routing. I'll check out for exact article for this in a moment). Here's a link with proper a TODO. Most interesting part: With the release of ASP.NET MVC Beta, the assemblies distributed with ASP.NET MVC are automatically installed into the GAC. System.Web.Mvc System.Web.Routing System.Web.Abstractions

I have a thick GUI application (possibly running as a service, but also just as a normal application) on a desktop. I would like to expose a web interface to the application for some remote monitoring and control of the application. I currently am hosting a WCF service that just returns HTML in the application, which works fine, but optimally I would like to use an ASP.Net application, or a silverlight application. Is there any way to host the aspx or silverlight app from within my app? As part of this, I would like to be able to share data between the two applications. Yes. You don't even

I have a Rails API and a web app(using express), completely separate and independent from each other. What I want to know is, do I have to deploy them separately? If I do, how can I make it so that my api is in mysite.com/api and the web app in mysite.com/ I've seen many projects that do it that way, even have the api and the app in separate repos. Usually you don't expose such web applications directly to clients. Instead you use a proxy server, that forwards all incoming requests to the node or rails server. nginx is a popular choice for that. The beginners guide even contains a very similar

I want to develop a GAE application using python, but I fear that Google will be the only company able to host the code. Is it possible to run a GAE app on a private server or other host? (Note that a previous version of the question incorrectly referred to GWT). Assuming that by GWT you mean GAE (GWT is for Java and anybody can serve it), appscale is probably the best way to host GAE applications anywhere you'd like (including on Amazon EC2 and in your own data center). Anybody can also start a business providing GAE service with AppScale (on Amazon, their own data center, or whatever), which