Showing posts with label apache. Show all posts
Showing posts with label apache. Show all posts

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Tuesday, December 7, 2010

IT'S ALIVE: Google Wave Will Live On As Apache Wave (GOOG)

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The Apache Foundation, the non-profit that supports the open source server software Apache, will take Google Wave into its "incubator program," Google announced in a blog post.

Google Wave was that next generation communications platform that was supposed to replace email, but which nobody could understand or use. Google pulled the plug on Wave in August and Wave (and Maps) founder Lars Rasmussen quit the company for Facebook.

Wave is and was always supposed to be open source so this is a natural evolution for the project. It was always going to continue in some way. And who knows -- maybe a hit product will come out of it.

See also: Google Wave Makes Me Feel Stupid And Angry.

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IT'S ALIVE: Google Wave Will Live On As Apache Wave (GOOG)


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Saturday, October 30, 2010

How to Change Default WWW folder location in Apache WebServer

I've already posted about configuring LAMP server in centOS and i was learning about Apache configuration. Customizing Apache webserver is so easy and the HTTP Apache documentation 2.2 helped me lot to know about Apache webserver configurations.In t

Tags: www service apache webserver default location commands folder httpd

Post originale: http://www.blogcatalog.com/search/frame?term=location&id;=6a16bc7eaa39c7e92b211ec0ed2054ed

Thursday, October 21, 2010

Announcing mod_geocache: an Apache Tiling Module

Via the OSGeo-Discuss list, I learned about the announcement of mod_geocache, an Apache tiling module.

From the official site: "mod-geocache is an open source apache module written in C with a permissive license that aims to implement a subset of the features offered by existing tile caching solutions. The primary objective is to be fast, while offering the essential features expected from a tile caching solution. [...] features:

  • supports WMS requests (TMS and WMTS support coming)
  • supports WMS backends
  • supports metatiling
  • supports on-the-fly tile merging "

There's a lot of options for tile caching now: TileCache, GeoWebCache and certainly others I'm forgetting at the moment.



Post originale: http://slashgeo.org/2010/10/18/Announcing-modgeocache-Apache-Tiling-Module