Its the App Server of Weblogic which is popular i suppose what web server do people use in actual practice ?
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Vivek Viswanathan
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I am using Weblogic Application server 5.1 and another team in my company is using IBM Web Sphere. I personally feel the Weblogic 5.1 and JBuilder 4 is an excellent combination. As far is IBM Web Sphere, there seems to be some missmatch between the IBM Visual Age (IDE) and the Application Server - its like they both are being developed seperately ,but sold together. Hey this is just my thinking Cheers Vivek 'Sun Certified Java Developer'
if i am not mistaken Jbuilder and Visual Age are IDEs they should not have anything to do with what is the appserver I am talking about webserver and appserver combination appserver as you said like weblogic, websphere webserver like apache,IIS etc. which one is used with Weblogic or is it that webserver functionality of Weblogic only is used (Weblogic gives webserver functionality with appserver if you use http protocol on port 7001 it serves it as web requests, for EJBs you use t3 protocol of weblogic) my question is still not answered which webserver is popular
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I am sorry here is wat I am using, all these are on different Boxes Application Server : WEblogic 5.1 Web Server : Apache JSP Engine : Tomcat Database Server : Oracle 8i Currently all the boxes are Win2000 Boxes , and I have also tried out The Web Server and JSP Engine on Linux Box. Currently we are using two instances of Tomcat with a common Apache Web Server. The reason that I mentioned about the IDE is that you are not going to use the Application Server alone, u will also require an IDE - though u can program with an IDE and use Notepad instead, but that would waste a lot of development time. I hope this answers u'r question. Vivek Viswanathan
Harshad Nanal
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Does weblogic need any plug in to connect Apache to weblogic apps server? What files? How to configure it? Is this plugin available with evaluation version?
kapil apshankar
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Hi, By far, Weblogic is the most popular App Server. It is also the one which supports J2EE to the maximum extent.
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Vivek Viswanathan
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Hi If you are integrating Apache and the JSP Engine Provieded by Weblogic then you will need a plugin, -- as far as i know this plug in is avaliable only for Linux Platform ( data obtained about 4 months back - u can confirm again ). It is important to understand here that Apahce is just a web server, and it does not process JSP pages. When a requrest is made of a .jsp page that request is forwarded to the correspnding JSP engine ( depending on the plugin installed in Apache ) What you are talking about it is all .jsp request to be forwared to the JSP engine provied by Weblogic, so the web container provided by Weblogic will contain all the JSP pages, Java Beans and Custom Tags, and these in turn will communicate with the EJB(s) in the Weblogic Application Server.
I hope this clears something .............. Vivek
Rajesh Savitri
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Can some one walk me thru on how to configure my Apache Web webserver to connect to Weblogic App server for the Servlets and Jsps.
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