NonStop Server Guide for BEA WebLogic Server 8.1

Using the WS Plug-in
HP NonStop Server Guide for BEA WebLogic Server 8.1—529891-001
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Creating the Database
If this field contains a value other than 0, the value specifies the number of
replicated servers in the cluster. Each replicated server must be represented by its
own record. The value of No_Servers must be the same in each record.
Maximum value is 50.
Relative_ID
If No_Servers contains a 0, this field is ignored. If No_Servers contains a value
other than 0, that value is used to assign a record number. The first record is
numbered 0. The maximum record number is 4294967295.
No two records in the table can have the same value for this field. You do not have
to list the records in order in dbload.sqlci. However, it is practical not to leave
gaps in the numbering. For example, if you create five records, they can be
numbered 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4.
noredirect
If noredirect contains a 0, J2EE mode is disabled. If it contains a value other
than 0, J2EE mode is enabled. If it contains a positive value, request redirection is
suppressed.
Cookie_name
Some application servers allow you to specify the name of an HTTP session-
tracking cookie to be used for each deployed application. If the target application is
deployed in an application server that supports this feature, enter the cookie name
used by the target application. Because WebLogic Server does not support this
feature, set this field to JSESSIONID, which is the default name of the HTTP
session-tracking cookie name.
CLUSTER Table
The rows in the CLUSTER table define the target cluster members in a WebLogic
Server cluster. This table is used when configuring clusters.
When configuring multiple clusters, in which you deploy the same application to each
cluster, you can specify all the target application server processes for all the clusters in
the CLUSTER table. This allows you to distribute requests to iTP Secure WebServer
across multiple clusters.
Each row includes the following columns:
Filename Tcpip
Ip_addr relative_ID
Port
Filename
specifies the name of the domain in which the target application server processes
are located.