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Mon, Nov 12 2018 3:05 PM | Permanent Link |
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. ![]() | Mark,
<< Hang on Mr Young ............. are you saying that EDB 2.29 can run on a Mac, server and admin tool? >> No, not that far - you can only compile client applications for the Mac. The server is coming next (once I remove the UI, which you'll see announcements about soon) and add daemon support. The UIs on all of the products/platforms will be converging at some point, but baby steps.... Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
Mon, Nov 12 2018 3:25 PM | Permanent Link |
Steve Gill | Hi Tim,
<< I just completed the MacOS port (32-bit now) for EDB, and that includes all of the POSIX layer (which is most of the required functionality), and that will be coming out in EDB 2.29 this week. The EWB3 web server will be getting MacOS/Linux support within a month of the initial release. The main holdup with doing it in the initial release is the OpenSSL layer (currently, all of the EWB3 web server crypto is WinCrypt). What this all eventually means is that EWB3 will be able to have a web/application server that works on all major platforms, along with both web and native, front-end components for accessing the web server on all major platforms. >> This is fantastic news! = Steve |
Tue, Nov 13 2018 3:47 AM | Permanent Link |
Matthew Jones | Tim,
That all sounds very positive. Get it out first obviously, but please consider Linux containers as a deployment mechanism. Key is that you can chuck an exe in one, but the configuration and data needs to be in defined locations so that they can be mapped to mount points. Typically you have the data for an application in /data and then the user can map that to wherever they want. So the key in your case is to make sure the config is in a single place, and not all over the disk. You can map multiples, and to a file level, but that isn't a good experience! Docker is actually not hard to get into, but you can probably outsource that to keen users at first. But Linux, and Linux container support (essentially the same thing) will be a big plus in my opinion. -- Matthew Jones |
Tue, Nov 13 2018 4:43 PM | Permanent Link |
Huseyin Aliz myBiss ApS | Linux support for EWB server will absolutely open magic doors
![]() Den 12-11-2018 kl. 20:23 skrev Tim Young [Elevate Software]: > Matthew, > > << I hope that the announcement that ARC is going to die in Delphi means that EWB server will be more easily ported to Linux, and in particular (for me), containers. By having a common memory management system, services will be a lot easier to have on both systems, and we can then choose. >> > > Yes, it will mean this (I am just ecstatic over the decision to get rid of ARC). > > I just completed the MacOS port (32-bit now) for EDB, and that includes all of the POSIX layer (which is most of the required functionality), and that will be coming out in EDB 2.29 this week. > > The EWB3 web server will be getting MacOS/Linux support within a month of the initial release. The main holdup with doing it in the initial release is the OpenSSL layer (currently, all of the EWB3 web server crypto is WinCrypt). > > What this all eventually means is that EWB3 will be able to have a web/application server that works > on all major platforms, along with both web and native, front-end components for accessing the web server on all major platforms. > > So, be sure to purchase/upgrade to Rio 10.3 ASAP ! > > Tim Young > Elevate Software > www.elevatesoft.com > |
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