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How to access 2 different weblogic applications running on different ports thru IIS.

 
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hi,

I am trying to integrate 2 weblogic (8.1 with SP4) managed servers (running on same machine)with IIS 6.0.
I could n't find the way to make entries for 2 managed servers in iisproxy.ini file.

If I try to place multiple entries in iisproxy.ini file,
it's considering only one entry.
my IIS proxy file has the following entries. I have my admin server on 7001 port and my 2 managed serves are running on 7004 and 7006 ports,I have deployed different ear files on 2 managed servers.

My requirement is that I should be able to access 2 applications seperately through IIS.

Ex:
http://localhost/demo/Test
http://localhost/demo/Prod


WebLogicHost=localhost
WebLogicPort=7004
ConnectTimeoutSecs=20
ConnectRetrySecs=2
WlForwardPath=demo\Test

WebLogicHost=localhost
WebLogicPort=7006
ConnectTimeoutSecs=20
ConnectRetrySecs=2
WlForwardPath=demo\Prod

Can anyone tell me the way to access 2 different weblogic applications running on different ports thru IIS.

Regards
Sudhakar(sudhakardhavala@yahoo.com)

 
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create two folders and put the dll and ini files in each folder. for each site point to a dll in a different folder
 
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hi!

Is this already solved because I do have the same problem?

I was given the task to proxy multiple path (specifically the path below) from IIS 6 to weblogic server.

http://<ip_address>:8892/HOPPortal
http://<ip_address>:16200/cs/
http://<ip_address>:8889/appadmin/

As you can see the ip address are all the same but the port and the path are different. I've been trying to solve this problem for 1 week already and I still could
not figure out how it is done. Hope you guys can help me! Thanks!
 
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I'm in the same boat, have two managed servers on different ports and want to proxy from the same IIS7.5
My symptom is that all requests hit the same iisproxy.dll despite multiple handler mappings to different iisproxy.dll locations.

From what I can gather, I might need to create two application pools in IIS to accomplish this.

From an old oracle document:

http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E14571_01/web.1111/e14395/isapi.htm

"In IIS, set the value for the Application Protection option to high (isolated). If the Application Protection option is set to Medium(pooled), the iisproxy.dll that registered as the first website will always be invoked. In this event, all the requests will be proxied to the same WebLogic Server instances defined in the iisproxy.ini of the first website."

Note the "set the value for the Application Protection option to high" ... Um I don't think that's IIS speak besides its probably referring to IIS6 running IIS5 compatibility or something.

Anyway going to explore creating separate Application Pools though I have no idea what I'm talking about.

Hopefully an IIS guru replies to this thread (appcmd syntax would be welcome
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