web-deployment

I have following implementation of HTTP interceptors with Angular ^4.3.6 . import {Injectable} from "@angular/core"; import { HttpInterceptor, HttpHandler, HttpRequest, HttpEvent, HttpResponse, HttpErrorResponse } from "@angular/common/http"; import {Observable} from "rxjs/Observable"; import "rxjs/add/operator/do"; @Injectable() export class InterceptorService implements HttpInterceptor { intercept( req: HttpRequest<any>, next: HttpHandler ): Observable<HttpEvent<any>> { return next.handle(req).do(evt => { console.log(evt);//this logs the success message properly if (evt instanceof

I typically refer to any assets on my site using absolute path so that I don't have to worry about the location of the assets relative to current file. <!-- Using a absolute path. --> <img src="/images/flag.png" /> <!-- Using a relative path. --> <img src="../../../images/flag.png" /> However, this time I need to host the site at a non-root location e.g. http://my-server.com/holiday/ . How would I go about this? I am looking for a solution that doesn't require me to change the path in my files. How do I configure the server (Apache) to treat http://my-server.com/holiday/ as a "root"?

For a number of web-applications I need something like Capistrano to automate deployment. I know Capistrano can be used to deploy non-ruby applications but I'm not familiar with Ruby, so I expect writing deployment configurations can be a bit of a pain. So I was wondering, are there any alternatives to Capistrano written in either Perl of Lua? Also, forgot to mention, the platform running the deployments is Windows (XP). So Capistrano is already more or less out of the question. Although I found out it can run with the MINGW32 Bash shell that comes with Git for Windows. draegtun Not sure there

I want to publish WCF Service Application created in Visual Studio 2010 on IIS Express. So I'm using Project -> Publish -> Web Deploy: Service URL: http://localhost Site/application: wcf But ran into some miss-understanding: Web Deployment requires a virtual directory, it doesn't want to publish in the site root IIS Express doesn't support virtual directories How can I accomplish the task? You can add a virtual directory via a command line using appcmd: appcmd add vdir /app.name:<site_name>/ /path:/<virtual_directory> /physicalPath:<physical_location> See here You should be able to specify the

I'm publishing a Web Application from Visual Studio 2013. I need include folders that are not a part of the project, and exclude some folders (some apart of the project, some not apart of the project). So I went into my project's properties and set Items To Deploy field to All files in this project folder as you can see below: Then I began looking for a way to exclude folders from All files in this project folder . I found this page, which specifically states The Visual Studio UI does not expose all of the deployment settings that you can configure. For example, you can't use the UI to exclude

As it was already answered ( How can I have a position: fixed; behaviour for a flexbox sized element? ) absolutely/fixed positioned boxes are taken out of the normal flow of Flexbox-aligned elements. But how can I at least simulate position: fixed behavior of, say, width: 300px; height: 100vw element? Here is a demo ( http://codepen.io/anon/pen/ZGmmzR ) of initial layout with sidebar on the left and content block on the right. I would like nav act like position: fixed element following user's scroll across the page. I know how to do it without Flexbox. In the first place I would consider pure