NonStop Server Guide for BEA WebLogic Server 8.1

Using the WS Plug-in
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3. Change the Directory
For example, the following command removes the files in
/usr/tandem/webserver-v61/bin/rmt and copies the files from
/usr/tandem/wlhpns/T2924H13 into that directory:
cd /usr/tandem/wlhpns/T2924H13
install-plugin.sh -i /usr/tandem/webserver-v61
3. Change the Directory
a. Change to the rmt directory (where you installed the WS Plug-in files). For
example:
cd /usr/tandem/webserver/bin/rmt
b. By default the WS Plug-in SQL/MP database files are created in
$SYSTEM.ZWEBDB. To change the location of these files, update the following
lines in the Makefile:
DB_VOLUME=SYSTEM
DB_SUBVOLUME=ZWEBDB
4. Configuring WebLogic Server Applications and Clusters
The WS Plug-in uses a number of NonStop SQL/MP database tables to configure the
WebLogic Server applications and clusters. A template script file for loading data into
these database tables is provided in the file dbload.sqlci. A utility is provided that
reads the WebLogic Server configuration file (config.xml) and updates the
dbload.sqlci file with the entries required to configure the WS Plug-in. Refer to the
WS Plug-in Configuration Tool section below for details. You can also update the
dbload.sqlci table manually as described in Creating the Database.
5. Create the Database and Build the WS Plug-in
Use the make utility to create the database and build the WS Plug-in executable.
make
This utility creates and loads the SQL/MP database and builds the WS Plug-in
executable file rmt.pway.
6. Modify the WS Plug-in Configuration
You must modify the default configuration of the WS Plug-in to use it with the
WebLogic Server. For information about configuring, see Configuring the WS Plug-in.
7. Restart iTP Secure WebServer
You must restart iTP Secure WebServer to use the newly installed WS Plug-in. The
default httpd.config file contains the basic configuration directives required by the
WS Plug-in.