James,
This sort of aliasing isn't going to work because the templates are
referencing the Fusion libraries and files outside of that directory.
Your essentially making the template directory your web root which isn't
valid. I'm not sure that it was ever intended that end users build their
clients in the templates directory. I copy the contents of a template to
my web root and then make sure Fusion is found under that web root. I
have no problems with this configuration.
- Tim
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Subject: [fusion-users] Aliases For Fusion Applications
I've got working Fusion applications with URLs like
<
http://server/fusion/templates/mapserver/standard/> and I'm trying to
convince Apache to serve the same thing as <
http://server/GoodMap/>.
I've
added an alias to my Apache config (as follows) but on the Windows
server
I get a 403 error and on the Linux machine the index.html page loads but
none of script executes. Have others encountered this problem? Any
pointers on what I might have done wrong?
# Create aliases for various applications
Alias /GoodMap "/var/www/fusion/templates/mapserver/standard"
<Directory "/var/www/fusion/templates/mapserver/standard">
Options FollowSymLinks MultiViews Indexes
AllowOverride None
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Directory>
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