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IBM HTTP Server V7.0 With Websphere Apliication Server Cluster

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sjunejo

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Oct 28, 2009, 5:32:17 AM10/28/09
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Hi,

I have a WebSphere Application Server clusetr consist of two servers. I deployed my Resource Adaptor, Connection Factory, Queue Copnnection Factory, Queues and Activation Spcification on Cluster. Then I deployed my web application targeting my Cluster and WebServer at the same time to use HTTP server as a proxy but its failing to redirect the request to browser deoployed on my cluster. I can access following links seperatly on each member of a cluster;

http://WebSphere_Host:*9081*/WebApplication & http://WebSphere_Host:*9082*/WebApplication

But I CAN NOT access the same from HTTP Server;

http://HTTP_Host:*HTTP_Port*/BrowserWeb

I verified the 'Plug-in.conf' file for '/WebApplication/*' entry its there but still its looking for web application in 'htdocs' in HTTP Server log it says;

*File not found: HTTPServer_Install_Dir/htdocs/BrowserWeb*

I had the simillar problem earlier but the reason was different that config file path was incorrect in 'httpd.conf' file. But this time everything is correct.

*Also, Do I have to create another cluster and deploy my WebApplication on it? Is it mandatory because I read somewhere that we can not use HTTP Server with tha Application Server contains all kind of JMS resources. Is it trur????*

Thanks
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SJunejo

Eric Covener

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Oct 28, 2009, 7:15:47 AM10/28/09
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Beyond just the URL, you have to also check the host aliases in the
cluster / plugin-cfg.xml. Especially if they're not the default port.
If the Plugin doesn't have the host alias lists in the XML, it won't
tell Apache it's responsible for the request.

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Eric Covener

Pushpender

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Oct 30, 2009, 6:58:09 AM10/30/09
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Hi
Please verify following points your configuration.
1.Application mapped to both servers of your cluster and HTTP server.
2.After mapping did you regenerate the plugins and propagate it.
3.Can you please upload plugin xml file and httpd.conf file?
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sjunejo

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Nov 3, 2009, 5:26:06 AM11/3/09
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Refer to post number 3 for solution

sjunejo

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Nov 3, 2009, 5:24:14 AM11/3/09
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Port = 8090

Restarted my complete WebSphere Application Server setup in following manner;

Stoped application server cluster
Stoped node agent
Stoped application server (Cell Manager Service)
Started application server (Cell Manager Service)
Started node agent
Started application server cluster

Then re-generated and re-propagated the plug-ins again (on HTTP Server) and verified in 'plugin-cfg.xml' that port *8090* is present in *VirtualHostGroup* section of the xml. Once its there finally restarted my IBM HTTP Server to load new configuratuions and its good to go :)

Thanks

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SJunejo

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