Great info, Michael !
I'm playing with MS3 now... as you read this...
Once I have MS3 all figured out ... I'll help our APLcloud.com MS2 users to make the JUMP to MiServer 3.0 .... and DyalogAPL v16.
Thanks again....
//W
migrating to miserver/apl16
Re: migrating to miserver/apl16
Question about MS3 Config.
I see an option to configure MiServer 3 to run with MULTIPLE PORT#s for "multiple instances of MiServer".
Cool !
How do we spin-up "multiple instances" of MS3 ?
Thanks!
I see an option to configure MiServer 3 to run with MULTIPLE PORT#s for "multiple instances of MiServer".
Cool !
How do we spin-up "multiple instances" of MS3 ?
Thanks!
Re: migrating to miserver/apl16
This is a small misinterpretation: if MiServer starts up and finds that the default-port is in use, it will go through the numbers configured in <Ports> to find a free one.
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Re: migrating to miserver/apl16
Hi Woody,
The <ports> parameter was added to allow running several instances of a MiSite, each running in its own APL process, without having to specify a specific port number for each instance. MiServer will attempt to listen on the preferred port as specified in the <port> parameter, and failing that will iterate through the range of ports until it either connects or checks all of the ports in the range and issues an error message.
At present it's not possible to run multiple MiServer instances in a single APL process - though that may change in light of some of the features introduced with Conga 3.0.
To do to run multiple instances, just start another copy of Dyalog APL and run MiServer in it.
I hope this helps!
/Brian
The <ports> parameter was added to allow running several instances of a MiSite, each running in its own APL process, without having to specify a specific port number for each instance. MiServer will attempt to listen on the preferred port as specified in the <port> parameter, and failing that will iterate through the range of ports until it either connects or checks all of the ports in the range and issues an error message.
At present it's not possible to run multiple MiServer instances in a single APL process - though that may change in light of some of the features introduced with Conga 3.0.
To do to run multiple instances, just start another copy of Dyalog APL and run MiServer in it.
I hope this helps!
/Brian