Creating and Configuring App Servers
An application is executed on an App Server, which is configured with a specific database and port number. Once you have created a database, you can create an App Server. MarkLogic Server allows you to create three types of App Servers to support different types of applications:
HTTP App Servers for executing XQuery or JavaScript, and servicing HTTP requests from a client, like a web server. For information on creating and configuring an HTTP App Server, see Creating a New HTTP Server.
XDBC App Servers for Contentbase Connector (XCC) applications that use the Java XCC libraries. For information on creating and configuring an XDBC App Server, see XDBC Servers.
WebDAV App Servers for accessing a MarkLogic Server database via a WebDAV client. For information on creating and configuring a WebDAV App Server, see Procedures for Creating and Managing WebDAV Servers.
ODBC App Servers for accessing a MarkLogic Server database via a SQL client. For information on creating and configuring an ODBC App Server, see ODBC Servers.
To secure your App Server using SSL, see Enabling SSL Communication over XDQP.