I'm a new licensee of SmartClient Pro v100p_2015_05_21. I need to set up a production server for a low traffic departmental site. The server will need to authenticate users with Shibboleth. Most of the data will be pulled from existing read-only oracle tables, with some items created and persisted locally. My thought was something like:
1. Apache handling authentication and authorization, and serving static content.
2. Tomcat running smartclient server side code and connected to Apache via ajp.
3. Either mySQL or Hibernate storing some data, but most data pulled from upstream Oracle.
Questions:
1. What is the most common version of Java and Tomcat in use with SmartClient?
2. Is there a reason to prefer mySQL or other SQL to Hibernate for a small site?
3. Any obvious flaws in the proposed design?
Thanks
RP
1. Apache handling authentication and authorization, and serving static content.
2. Tomcat running smartclient server side code and connected to Apache via ajp.
3. Either mySQL or Hibernate storing some data, but most data pulled from upstream Oracle.
Questions:
1. What is the most common version of Java and Tomcat in use with SmartClient?
2. Is there a reason to prefer mySQL or other SQL to Hibernate for a small site?
3. Any obvious flaws in the proposed design?
Thanks
RP
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