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My company hosts about 30 web sites all sharing the same code base and reusing many of the same images. Right now, the images for all of the sites are hosted on the one domain, and then every other site has to link to those images. i.e., www.example.com/images/hello.jpg and on www.example2.com we have something like: <img src="http://www.example.com/images/hello.jpg" /> Recently someone told me that I should be putting all of these shared/static images on a subdomain, but I don't see the advantages to this. I have heard that there might be a slight speed increase, but I've also heard that it

I am new to WCF. I have developed a sample WCF service. My service uses the basicHttp binding. I host my service in local IIS 7.5 using WAS and it works fine. Now I want to host my service in my website. I search Google but there most of them are hosted in localhost in IIS. Please tell me how to I do that? It will be better to refer some tutorial or step by step guide. You have basically two options, I believe: Option 1 - "bin" deploy (preferred option) compile your WCF service into a DLL (class library) create a website in IIS copy the WCF DLL's into the website's .\bin folder create a *.svc

I have a project that needs to implement WCF data services (OData) to retrieve data from a control system (.NET Framework Application). The WCF data service needs to be hosted by the .NET application (No ASP.NET and NO IIS). I have seen many WCF Data Service examples recently; they are all hosted by ASP.NET application. I also see the self-host (console application) examples, but it is for WCF Service (not WCF Data Service). It is possible to have a standalone .NET Applications to host WCF Data Services (http: //localhost:1234/mydataservice.svc/...). If yes, can someone provide an example?

Here's a Github repository of mine: https://github.com/n1k0/casperjs There's a gh-pages branch to hold the project documentation, which is basically the project website: https://github.com/n1k0/casperjs/tree/gh-pages This branch setups the documentation site at http://n1k0.github.com/casperjs/ — hurray. In the meanwhile, I've bough the casperjs.org domain to get this website available through it, so I put a CNAME file as recommended in the docs : https://github.com/n1k0/casperjs/blob/gh-pages/CNAME — in their example, the operation is supposed to create redirects from www.example.com and

I'm currently developing an iOS app and have reached the point where I need to implement a server backend in order to support the core functionality. Essentially, the app deals with text strings that need to be uploaded to a server. After receiving the strings, I need the server to perform some tasks with it and then send the result of the tasks (also string-based) back to the iPhone app. I have zero server experience and am need of some advisement as to where I should begin with this. In order to avoid financial risk, I am attempting to avoid dedicated hosting at initial launch, and so I was

There are a bunch of managed cloud based hosting services for nodejs out there which seem relatively new and some still in Beta. Yet another path to host a nodejs app is setting up a stack on a VPS like Linode. I'm wondering what's the basic difference here between these two kinds of deployment. Which factors should one consider in choosing one over another? Which one is more suitable for production considering how young these services are. To be clear I'm not asking on choosing a provider but to decide whether to host on a managed nodejs specific hosting or on an old fashioned self setup VPS.

I finished to build my semester project and now I need to show it to the lecturer. This project is a MVC server .. It contains Java Servlet (Contoller), JSP for the views. I'm using Hibernate 3.6.4 for the Model (DAO) layer and MySQL for the database. And of course Tomcat server 7. Is there a free hosting service where I can host my project? Try Openshift. https://www.openshift.com With 3 free gears you can setup Tomcat/JBoss and MySQL. It can be integrated with Eclipse and hot deployments are possible (via git). Also, to MySQL, you can add PhpMyAdmin controller. Amazon Web Services has a free

I'd like to know your experience finding a host for play applications on free or low-cost servers So far now I found the following options: Playapps (discontinued) A cloud hosting solution by zenexity, the company behind play framework module: http://www.playframework.org/modules/playapps-1.4/home princing: http://www.playapps.net/pricing Google Application Engine module: http://www.playframework.org/modules/gae-1.4/home cons: can't use mysql, should not use JPA Instead of JPA it is advised to use siena http://www.playframework.org/modules/siena-2.0.0/home nice example: http://viralpatel.net