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General Parameters for Web Server Plug-Ins
Administration Guide D-7
WLLogFile See the
Debug
parameter
Specifies path and file name for the log file that is generated
when the
Debug parameter is set to ON. You must create this
directory before setting this parameter.
WLTempDir
See the
Debug
parameter
Specifies the directory where a
wlproxy.log will be created.
If the location fails, the Plug-In resorts to creating the log file
under C:/temp in Windows and /tmp in all Unix platforms.
Also specifies the location of the
_wl_proxy directory for post
data files.
When both
WLTempDir and WLLogFile are set, WLLogFile
will override as to the location of
wlproxy.log. WLTempDir
will still determine the location of
_wl_proxy directory.
DebugConfigInfo OFF
Enables the special query parameter
“
__WebLogicBridgeConfig”. Use it to get details about
configuration parameters from the plug-in.
For example, if you enable “
__WebLogicBridgeConfig”
by setting
DebugConfigInfo and then send a request that
includes the query string
?__WebLogicBridgeConfig, then
the plug-in gathers the configuration information and run-time
statistics and returns the information to the browser. The plug-in
does not connect to the WebLogic Server in this case.
This parameter is strictly for debugging and the format of the
output message can change with releases. For security purposes,
keep this parameter turned OFF in production systems.
StatPath
(Not available for the Microsoft
Internet Information Server
Plug-In)
false
If set to true, the plug-in checks the existence and permissions
of the translated path (“Proxy-Path-Translated”) of the request
before forwarding the request to WebLogic Server.
If the file does not exist, an
HTTP 404 File Not Found
response is returned to the client. If the file exists but is not
world-readable, an
HTTP 403/Forbidden response is
returned to the client. In either case, the default mechanism for
the Web server to handle these responses fulfills the body of the
response. This option is useful if both the WebLogic Server Web
Application and the Web Server have the same document root.
You can customize the error response by using the
ErrorPage
parameter.
ErrorPage none
You can create your own error page that is displayed when your
Web server is unable to forward requests to WebLogic Server.
Parameter Default Description