[FX.php List] GET vs. POST in a web app

[Bob Patin]

John,

Sorry, when I said FMSA I actually meant FMS, not the entire bundle.

I think I *finally* understand what you guys do:

You have the ability to select which website goes to which WPE  
instance; however, each of your WPE instances is partnered with only  
one FMS instance.

Thanks for clearing my confusion on this issue... :)

So that then brings me back to my earlier puzzler: why then has FMI  
chosen to leave that large scrolling control in FM Admin, when it can  
only hold a single WPE connection? One would think that perhaps they  
plan to add this ability in a future version, as Dale mentioned...

Is it so that ODBC/JDBC connections can be listed there? We don't do  
any ODBC here at this point...

Thanks,

Bob Patin
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On May 10, 2007, at 1:06 PM, John May wrote:

> You have me confused with the "FMSA" term.  FMSA is the combination  
> of 3 components - the Web Server Module, the WPE and FMS.
>
> You can connect one Web Server Module to multiple WPE instances,  
> which can each then be connected to one FMS instance each.   
> However, you cannot connect multiple WPE instances to one FMS  
> instance.
>
> And, yes, the scenario I describe connecting one Web Server Module  
> to multiple WPE instances requires some command-line finagling and  
> is not officially supported by FMI, but it does work flawlessly in  
> our experience.
>
> 	- John

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