I installed GeoServer on server 172.20.100.13 and i also publish my OpenLayers application on same server. when i make the request to this server for accessing the page like, (http://172.20.100.13/Myapp/layers.aspx), then WMS and WFS Layers does not display over Google Map. But the same application with geoserver installed on localhost works fine.
As i understand from different forums, I need to configure Proxy.cgi with IIS to fix this problem and then use it as: Openlayers.ProxyHost = "/cgi-bin/proxy.py?url"
I want to know, Am i right or wrong in my understanding OR i am making a mistake.
If i am right, Then can anybody please tell me how i configure Proxy.cgi with IIS ? If some usefuk link available to fix this, then it will be very good for me.
Answer
With IIS I suggest to use this stuff, instead of configure CGI: http://code.google.com/p/iisproxy/issues/detail?id=8
Disclaimer: I suggest this simply because It's not so simple to use CGI&Python inside IIS.
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