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To add pyFF as a service 'on top' of a existing website we like to use apache mod-proxy. Using mod-proxy we need to rewrite the html-code since there is already content in the docroot of the webserver.
When pyFF can serve webpages when accessed via http:////* (instead of http:///* no rewrite is necessary.
We know there are other options, but those are more complex and require more configuration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm going to close this issue since pyFF is about to drop cherrypy in favor of flask/pygments making it much easier to integrate the pyFF api into existing sites.
To add pyFF as a service 'on top' of a existing website we like to use apache mod-proxy. Using mod-proxy we need to rewrite the html-code since there is already content in the docroot of the webserver.
When pyFF can serve webpages when accessed via http:////* (instead of http:///* no rewrite is necessary.
We know there are other options, but those are more complex and require more configuration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: