Re: [IBMiOSS] How to run multiple node.js scripts concurrently from Bash

Are you using Express or any other framework? If these 2 items are related
you should look at making them separate routes (in the /routes subfolder)
and having those routes defined in your app.js main route file.

But if they are separate processes not really related to each other start a
new bash session.

On Wed, Jul 20, 2016 at 11:21 AM, Aaron Bartell <aaronbartell@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Do I need to start another Bash session?

That's how I do it. The second server needs to be started on a different
port.

Aaron Bartell
litmis.com - Services for open source on IBM i


On Wed, Jul 20, 2016 at 11:10 AM, Mallikarjuna R Tappeta <
mrtappeta@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I am learning how to use node.js on IBMi and using Bash tool from windows
to connect to IBMi.


I have JS1.js to create Web server and listening to port and has some
actions to perform based on the request from client, when H1.html is used
in browser, It is requesting some action to perform and JS1.js is

executing

respective script. So far everything is good and my Bash session says
server running at http://IP:Port.


Now If I have another set of js & html, for example JS2.js and H2.html

for

different (Request and Response) tasks to do at the same time when JS1.js
is running, Not sure how I can do that as Bash session is still active

with

previous JS1.js and listening to the first client. Do I need to start
another Bash session? Or in other words How can I run multiple client
requests same time which need different server side scripts to be

executed?

Note that I am using Bash utility.


FYI, I am able to run another (For example H3.html) client’s request from
different tab successfully when JS1.js is active as H3.html does not have
any requests (scripts to execute at) to the server and instead it has
client side java script which is executing successfully.

​Thanks​
​Mallik​

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