1) Yes. 2) This may give you a staring point. http://www.javasystemsolutions.com/docs/ApacheTomcatMidtierv1.pdf
A tip: Install mid-tier in /usr/ar/mid-tier/<version-patch>, then create a soft link from the version_patch to /usr/ar/mid-tier/current Then there is much easier to install new patch versions, and you just change the soft link to point to the current version you want to run. -- Jarl On 7/25/06, Watson Benjamin A Contr AFWA/XOO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
** Greetings List, System information for starters: Database: MS SQL Server 2000 SP4 on Windows Server 2003 Application: Remedy 6.3 on Windows Server 2003 Web: MidTier 6.3 on Windows Server 2003 with IIS6 and Servlet Exec. Now, onto the "problem". I've gleemed from the list that the Win2K3/IIS6/MidTier/ServletExec combination is rather slow. I've noticed some sluggishness myself. I've also seen people mention that an Apache/Tomcat combination is quicker. Therefore, I've stood up a Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 Update 3 server with Apache and Tomcat. Furthermore, I've installed MidTier 7 rather than 6.3 and pointed the install to the Application server listed above. My questions are: 1.) Will MT7 work with ARS 6.3? 2.) Given that the above answer is "yes", what caveats do I need to know to get MT working correctly with Apache/Tomcat? I know Apache is working as I can see the standard test page when accessing it from another box. The same goes for Tomcat. As far as installation is concerned, apache is at /etc/httpd and tomcat is (unfortunately at this time) is in a user's directory /home/<user>/apache-tomcat-<version> MidTier is installed at /usr/ar/mid-tier. These are all of the configuration settings I passed into the MT7 installer script, which finished without errors. Any special configurations I need to make to MidTier, Apache, Tomcat, or all of the above? When I attempt to access (from the RHEL box) http://localhost/arsys/config/config.jsp as annotated in the documentation, I get a page not found. I made a symbolic link in /var/www/http/ and pointed it to the MT install home directory and when I visit the page above, I see the JSP script in the browser window. Thanks, //SIGNED// BENJAMIN A WATSON, Contractor, AFWA/XOO SAIC - Remedy Team Commercial: (402) 294-8225 DSN: 271-8225 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] __20060125_______________________This posting was submitted with HTML in it___
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