I am trying to move all of our website static HTML and other contents, client scripts into a seperate Web Server machine which is using Microsoft IIS.
> Anyone have done this before ?
> How to forward http request to App Server from a Web server
Many thanks
-huy
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IIS Webserver and Websphere App Server (5 messages)
- Posted by: Huy Nguyen
- Posted on: May 13 2003 01:16 EDT
Threaded Messages (5)
- Not with IIS by Ferhat SAVCI on May 14 2003 03:26 EDT
- still cannot find the light by Huy Nguyen on May 15 2003 19:13 EDT
- Not with IIS by Ferhat SAVCI on May 16 2003 01:22 EDT
- still cannot find the light by Huy Nguyen on May 15 2003 19:13 EDT
- WAS Plugin on IIS by sujan randy on May 16 2003 12:34 EDT
- WAS Plugin on IIS by Huy Nguyen on May 19 2003 22:45 EDT
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Not with IIS[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Ferhat SAVCI
- Posted on: May 14 2003 03:26 EDT
- in response to Huy Nguyen
I have done it so many times, I can do it with my eyes closed :-) See this thread -
still cannot find the light[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Huy Nguyen
- Posted on: May 15 2003 19:13 EDT
- in response to Ferhat SAVCI
Thanks for your reply. However, I cannot see from your suggested thread which can answer to my questions above.
I read the WAS 5 install instruction. However,it does not tell me what to check and what to test if it is working.
I am appreciate if you can help me to resolve this. -
Not with IIS[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Ferhat SAVCI
- Posted on: May 16 2003 01:22 EDT
- in response to Huy Nguyen
As I pointed out, I have done it a lot times but not with IIS. Still, IIS should have the equivalent of an Apache reverse proxy. You could follow that trail. Look for a reverse proxy configuration for IIS. My Google search for "reverse proxy IIS" yielded this page. Hope this helps. -
WAS Plugin on IIS[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: sujan randy
- Posted on: May 16 2003 12:34 EDT
- in response to Huy Nguyen
Hello,
If I understood correctly and if you went through IBM WebSphere 5 manuals ...
1) Put the WAS 5 CD on IIS box
2) Go to Custom install and select only WebServer Plug-in and install it.
It will create <WAS_HOME> directories,registry entry and some entries on
IIS default web site. Check it using IIS Console.
3) Go to WebSphere machine and regenertate WebServer Plugin.
4) Copy the regenarated WebServer Plugin Plugin-cfg.xml from WebSphere machine
to IIS box.
5) Restart IIS
More information from WebSphere 5 InfoCenter and read it.
Thnx. -
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- Posted by: Huy Nguyen
- Posted on: May 19 2003 22:45 EDT
- in response to sujan randy
Hi Venkata
Many thanks for your reply. I did read the info Center and could not find specific instructions for the step 3 and (kind of) step 4. Also, it does not provide instruction for verification of whether it work or not.I try to go thru it again today.
I am appreciate for your help
many thanks
huy