Hello,
I’m running OmniSci EE and Immerse on AWS with the official AMI. Is it possible to re-wire Immerse so that it can use data from another OmniSciDB (not on the same AMI)? The omnisci.conf and servers.json seem to suggest so, but I can’t get it to work; I get a net::ERR_FAILED (i can connect, however, with omnisql).
Should it work if I change the settings in servers.json to the one of the OmniSciDB, and set allow-any-origin = true in omnisci.conf?
Thanks for any pointers.
Hi @jmboehm,
You shouldn’t face any particular problem to run immerse on a different server of the omnisci database.
We have the webserver on a machine called webserver.domain1.com and the database on a device called database.domain2.com (using different domains).
start the webserver changing the .-b (-backend-URL) parameter set with the URL of the database
bin/omnisci_web_server -b http://database.domain2.com:6278
then open your browser and type the URL to the webserver
.if you want to use omnisci.conf, in the web section, you have to point to the remote server
…
[web]
backend-url=“http://database.domain2.com:6278”
then start your service.
The only limitation is that you have to use an Enterprise Edition database as Back-end, because Immerse is a EE feature, so it’s likely a check is performed
Regards,
Candido.
Thank you-- that was exactly the issue. Too bad.
well,
maybe in a day, we will get a new CE with Immerse embedded, to play with.
Anyway, OS hasn’t BE rendering code, so probably you would be incurred on issues, mixing the two editions.
