Application Server Configuration

Hi,Can some please clarify this. I know Sun Java Application Server 9 comes with an in-biult Web Server. If I need to use Sun Java Web Server instead of the web server that is in-built in Application Server, what are the steps that I should follow. Thankx.
[277 byte] By [s2810] at [2007-11-26 7:20:58]
# 1
You could deploy your war files to Web Server, using its own Admnistation Console or Command-Line Tools. BTW, do you use any IDE, like JSE, for your project?
mrkam at 2007-7-6 19:03:12 > top of Java-index,Application & Integration Servers,Application Servers...
# 2

> Hi,

>

> Can some please clarify this. I know Sun Java

> Application Server 9 comes with an in-biult Web

> Server. If I need to use Sun Java Web Server instead

> of the web server that is in-built in Application

> Server, what are the steps that I should follow.

One of the reasons you'd want to do this is to balance the

load on the app servers. So, you could have something like:

|sjs-web-server| load-balancer-plugin| |sjs-app-server|

This is available by configuring what is called the Reverse Proxy

Plugin (an NSAPI plugin object in obj.conf) that can redirect

the requests to the app server.

More on this at: http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-2555/6n4r9qo8c?a=view

Now, if you mean to say that app server itself should use the web-server

front-end to process the web requests, then it is not possible today. app-server has its own fast Java-NIO based web-engine that processes the web-requests and I don't see a reason why you would want not to use that for your needs.

Thanks,

Kedar

>

> Thankx.

kedarmhaswade at 2007-7-6 19:03:12 > top of Java-index,Application & Integration Servers,Application Servers...