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Generating Web server plug-ins in WebSphere Network Development

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Published on 10 April 2003

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IBM Form #: TIPS0141


Authors: Jeffrey Heyward

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    Abstract

    The Web server plug-in is used to forward requests from a Web server to WebSphere Application Server. The Web server plug-in is installed on the Web server machine, but the configuration file (plugin-cfg.xml) for the plug-in is generated via WebSphere and then moved to the appropriate location on the Web server. This is rather straightforward in a base WebSphere installation, but can become a little confusing in a multi-node environment. This tip examines an approach for the generation of plug-in configuration file(s) in WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment topologies. We will discuss three example scenarios, each describing a different topology.

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