I have Achilles installed and it is working by using Windows IIS. May I ask if it is OK to have ATLAS installed under IIS?
Hi Devin,
Yes it is. We have AchillesWeb and all our Web app files served up by IIS in our environment. Tomcat is only needed to host the WebAPI, which AchillesWeb does not utilize (it only uses the JSON files exported by the Achilles R package).
Thanks,
Ajit
Thanks Ajit,
We have Achilles Web in IIS also. Do you know how to install ATLAS in IIS?
Same way as you did AchillesWeb: create a application under your IIS root, call it ‘atlas’, and point it to the root of the atlas repository that you cloned. You’ll need to modify the /js/config.js file to point to your WebAPI that is hosted in tomcat (presumably).
It works, thanks!
Encouraged by this thread, I just want to report that I was able to use Windows IIS and deploy AchillesWeb (and export .json data files) on IIS.
So to follow Devin’s footsteps - Atlas in IIS is next on my radar.
At recent architecture call, we discussed that this is not a geeky physician task but just the AchillesWeb part was not that hard. (probably less than 30 min of actual working time (not counting waiting on steps to finish).
Expect more technical questions once I try webAPI and Atlas. (I might even ask @devin for help).