by webadmin | May 16, 2013 | HTTP, httpd.comf, WebLogic
Apache web server much like most other basic servers handle basic HTTP requests. The Oracle WebLogic server is a Java server that offers its users more functionality than other available server options. This server can be configured to work with Apache web server by “forwarding” dynamic pages to the Oracle WebLogic server and handling static pages. This allows for server request that need Oracle WebLogic’s functionality to be sent to or directed to that server. In order for you to accomplish this you need to start by installing the HTTP server Plug. The following is a step by step description to help you complete this task: Step One: Downloading the plug in This step involves you downloading and extracting the plug in (which will be in .zip format) some where on your computer. Once you have accomplished this, the next thing you need to do is open the containing folder then locate the plug-ins in the Windows “win32” folder. The “win32” folder will contain more than one version of the plug in. In order to select the right one you will need to follow Oracle’s Apaches configuration table 3-2. Once you’ve determined and located the appropriate plug-in the next thing you need to do is copy it on to the APACHE_HOMEmodules folder. Step Two: Editing the httpd.comf file The httpd.comf file needs to be edited after successful installation of the plug in. In order to do this you need to locate the installation directory, open the “conf” folder and double click on the file to open it. The file you require should open in Notepad. If this...
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