node.js,azure,web-config,iisnode
I basically gave up trying to use IIS to serve static files and started using the mageAge option of the default Express static middleware, but I quickly grew tired trying to setup Grunt workflows to make sure the names of my static files change when the contents change. Ended up...
node.js,iis,server,static-files,iisnode
If those files actually exist under ./pro/Public then this is most likely caused by the use of relative URLs in your html. Try this instead. <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/cssKtelVolouOsm.css"> <script type="text/javascript" src="/javascriptKtelVolouOsm.js"></script> ...
node.js,iis,url-rewriting,iisnode
I ended up posting this as an issue on the GitHub project and got an answer there. Basically, the approach is to keep a .js file in the root of the directory that requires the .js that bootstraps your application. Ex: <handlers> <add name="iisnode" path="iisnode.js" verb="*" modules="iisnode" /> </handlers> and...
Your configuration file looks valid. So, you have to install iis rewrite extension and it works well.
node.js,iis,module,npm,iisnode
Since npm 1.0, there are two ways to install things: Globally & Locally. Read documentation here. Global install (with -g) for something you want to use in your shell or on the command line. When you install a package locally, via npm install onepackage, it will insert the dependency into...
Here is a hint to integrate Node.js with IIS7 on a Windows 64-bit Server. The following hint also solves some poor performance issues with iisnode and demonstrates how to use Node.js Native Extensions as well. Summary: Create a new Unmanaged Integrated 32-bit Application Pool dedicated for node.js. No other applications...
My problem was that my IIS hosted site run on 443 https. On node.js I wanted also to use https with the same .pfx file. This doesn't seem to work. Also there is no need to use https for node.js if the site is hosted in SSL environment. The connection...
Check out a sample iisnode web.config that redirects requests for static files in the public folder to the IIS's static file handler instead of Node.js at http://tomasz.janczuk.org/2012/05/yaml-configuration-support-in-iisnode.html.
SOLUTION: CHANGE : io = require('socket.io').listen(server, { resource : '/pro/public/socket.io' }); TO io = require('socket.io').listen(server, { path : '/pro/public/socket.io' }); THAT is what worked for me I hope it works for you too! :)...
javascript,node.js,express,favicon,iisnode
Install the favicon middleware and then do: var favicon = require('serve-favicon'); app.use(favicon(__dirname + '/public/images/favicon.ico')); Or better, using the path module: app.use(favicon(path.join(__dirname,'public','images','favicon.ico')); (note that this solution will work in express 3 apps as well) Removed in Express 4 : app.configure() This method is no longer available. Refer this...