A big hit: Neither Apache and mod_harbour are needed

[MarcoBoschi]

Let me know Antonio: we have two different running programs in two different
machines (or in the same) Server Side and Client side,
both written and compiled my me.
Server Side performs database access and share information for client
through tcp/ip protocol?
is it correct?

very very nice
congratulations

[Antonio Linares]

Dear Marco,

You only need one harbour exe and you use it from the web browser (Chrome, edge, etc)

You can use it locally accesing localhost from the web browser or remotely given its IP address.

It's very simple and this allows to build web apps using Harbour very easily

[Enrrique Vertiz]

Solo queda preguntar ... para cuando ?

[Matteo Baccan]

Hi Antonio

Does this mean that harbour app may be an internal server socket that works with HTTP/HTTPS?

Something like an async function

const requestListener = function (req, res) {
res.writeHead(200);
res.end("Hello World!");
};

This is interesting because I have written a JWT library https://github.com/matteobaccan/HarbourJwt and I'm working on an application written with apache+https and mod_harbour where I have put some rest web service with JWT authentication
With an internal (mono or multithreaded? Like node or Spring Boot?) HTTPS server I can deploy web service more easily also on docker environment

ciao
matteo

[Antonio Linares]

Dear Matteo,

HbWeb is a library that you can use from any Harbour app (text mode or GUI mode) and it delivers a web server using sockets.

Previously we needed Apache (or IIS) + mod_harbour + PRGs (and HRBs) <---> web browser

With HbWeb we only need a Harbour app <---> web browser

We are still on development and as soon as the first demos are ready, we will share them.

[Horizon]

Dear Matteo,

HbWeb is a library that you can use from any Harbour app (text mode or GUI mode) and it delivers a web server using sockets.

Previously we needed Apache (or IIS) + mod_harbour + PRGs (and HRBs) <---> web browser

With HbWeb we only need a Harbour app <---> web browser

We are still on development and as soon as the first demos are ready, we will share them.

Excellent!!

[Patrick Mast]

I'm interested!
If you need more testers, let me know!



Patrick

[Patricio Avalos Aguirre]

Excelente Antonio

esperaremos con paciencia

[acuellar]

Que belleza!!

Gracias Antonio por estar siempre ahí.

Estaremos atentos a los primeros ejemplos.

[fdaniele]

i am interested... if need beta tester, i am here

thanks for your work

[Antonio Linares]

We are going to deliver the first demos real soon...

[nikko1960]

Hola Antonio

Thanks for your big bigs efforts.

a little suggestion by a os nix user if i can.

The preferred directory where for example firebird sql server choose to install its software is /opt directory, clearly not all linux and nix os have this directory ( Ubuntu for example have it, freebsd not, but you can create this directory, whithout any problem.

There ( /opt ) i clone harbour and many other software, and there i put for example my software app

so under /opt
there is /opt/harbour
and /opt/myapp
and for example /opt/netio server

i change the ownership of this directories to myself with chown and chgrp to modify source and to run executables

and there i build all my software.

so i suggest to you that the software you create should work in /opt directory

regards

Domenico

[Antonio Linares]

Domenico,

Many thanks for your valuable suggestions!

[Patricio Avalos Aguirre]

Hola a tod@s

Antonio alguna imagen de como va hacer la nueva plataforma de harbourWEB

[Antonio Linares]

Patricio,

Está a punto de salir del horno...