MODERN TALKING Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 15, 2016 #1 Shalom Erel, First I wanna say a HUGE THANK YOU for providing old Basic and then Visual Basic coders like me a WONDERFUL GIFT - which is B4A. On your next birthday we must get together and present something special for you - as a token of SINCERE GRATITUDE. Please can tell me how to make my Domain into a Server which works with CloudKVS? Where I can store and then call Data, Pictures and Audio from my App. תודה
Shalom Erel, First I wanna say a HUGE THANK YOU for providing old Basic and then Visual Basic coders like me a WONDERFUL GIFT - which is B4A. On your next birthday we must get together and present something special for you - as a token of SINCERE GRATITUDE. Please can tell me how to make my Domain into a Server which works with CloudKVS? Where I can store and then call Data, Pictures and Audio from my App. תודה
narek adonts Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 15, 2016 #2 As I know CloudKVS is already a web server. So you just need to install it on a VPS and bind your domain to the IP of your VPS. Upvote 0
As I know CloudKVS is already a web server. So you just need to install it on a VPS and bind your domain to the IP of your VPS.
MODERN TALKING Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 15, 2016 #3 Ah's old school man. Was an Actuary. I code hardcore mathematics in Excel with VB. All this Java is like French to me man. Help me out buddy. USD 10 if you can guide me step by step. Erel's DEMO Server works but I want on mine for bigger files: https://www.b4x.com:51041/cloudkvs What are those Digits after "com"? I know NOTHING about Servers man. Upvote 0
Ah's old school man. Was an Actuary. I code hardcore mathematics in Excel with VB. All this Java is like French to me man. Help me out buddy. USD 10 if you can guide me step by step. Erel's DEMO Server works but I want on mine for bigger files: https://www.b4x.com:51041/cloudkvs What are those Digits after "com"? I know NOTHING about Servers man.
Descartex Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 15, 2016 #4 Digits after "com" means the port you want to use to retrieve the request... if you don't say the port, by default is 80 for web pages... Upvote 0
Digits after "com" means the port you want to use to retrieve the request... if you don't say the port, by default is 80 for web pages...
MODERN TALKING Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 15, 2016 #5 Miguel - YOU GOT THE JOB EUR 20 tonight. You know Servers and I am trying to LEARN. PERFECT. Wait for a moment - handling 2 Apps. One is basic Maps. Upvote 0
Miguel - YOU GOT THE JOB EUR 20 tonight. You know Servers and I am trying to LEARN. PERFECT. Wait for a moment - handling 2 Apps. One is basic Maps.
MODERN TALKING Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 15, 2016 #6 And I have pulled some of my hair out due to sitting on this chair for HOURS with Error Messages with the Maps App. Upvote 0
And I have pulled some of my hair out due to sitting on this chair for HOURS with Error Messages with the Maps App.
Harris Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 15, 2016 #7 Rockefeller Goldman said: And I have pulled some of my hair out due to sitting on this chair for HOURS with Error Messages with the Maps App. Click to expand... Once you get it cased, you won't believe how simple and trivial it is... Setting up a standard LAMP, with php, JS, HTML and all the supporting files (CSS and others) is a freakin nightmare and a joke. B4J and supporting frameworks like ABMaterial is nothing less than a priceless gift from above... I used to be, for years, SO STRESSED above web stuff - hated everything about it. Now however, I can't decide which I like more - creating the mobile apps with B4A or coding the backend server webapp with B4J... Both are rewarding and fun. The best thing about them is: they simply work. That's my rant and I'm stickin to it. Thanks Upvote 0
Rockefeller Goldman said: And I have pulled some of my hair out due to sitting on this chair for HOURS with Error Messages with the Maps App. Click to expand... Once you get it cased, you won't believe how simple and trivial it is... Setting up a standard LAMP, with php, JS, HTML and all the supporting files (CSS and others) is a freakin nightmare and a joke. B4J and supporting frameworks like ABMaterial is nothing less than a priceless gift from above... I used to be, for years, SO STRESSED above web stuff - hated everything about it. Now however, I can't decide which I like more - creating the mobile apps with B4A or coding the backend server webapp with B4J... Both are rewarding and fun. The best thing about them is: they simply work. That's my rant and I'm stickin to it. Thanks
MODERN TALKING Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 15, 2016 #8 Interesting insight Harris. You're a tinkerer seems like. But I'm more of a LION - hate nitty gritty work. Like to create and have others execute. Sitting here when I can be in the gym makes me INSANE!!!! Upvote 0
Interesting insight Harris. You're a tinkerer seems like. But I'm more of a LION - hate nitty gritty work. Like to create and have others execute. Sitting here when I can be in the gym makes me INSANE!!!!
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 15, 2016 #9 Make sure to go over this tutorial: [server] Run a Server on a VPS Upvote 0
MODERN TALKING Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 15, 2016 #10 Thank you very much Erel. Upvote 0
