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 Posted - November 13 2006 : 16:04:24
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Hi!
We have had a customer send us some information about setting up a server to allow VP-ASP to run in a Web Garden setup.
Please find the article below.
Has anyone else had any experience with this type of setup or have any comments on the article?
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To enable VP-ASP to work in a Web Garden type setup, you will need to talk to your host about setting up a structure to ensure your customers don't lose sessions while shopping.
If your web host has VP-ASP set up to run in a Web Garden, VP-ASP must be assigned to its own application pool.
This means that your host will need to configure a subfolder outside the Web Garden and then point your configuration to that application pool/folder, so your your path would look something like -
/web-content/vpasp/(all your shop files here)
They must then move the VP-ASP store to that folder.
For example, if you use one folder to run your main informational web and run a sub-website for the VP-ASP store, you can leave your informational web where it is in the Web Garden.
Your web host will need to disable recycling on the VP-ASP folder and set the recycler process to only recycle your site once at a set time during the day.
You will then need to use an entry page at the top of your site to redirect the link to the subfolder.
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Thank you,
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