it seems you dont have solution for my problem. I've already read and tried distributed installation.
/amit --- "Haseltine, Celeste" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Amit, > > First, since I've never done an installation of JRUN > on one box and IIS on a > different box, I couldn't advise you on how to set > up JRUN to do this. I > did see an response earlier that refers to Chapter 4 > of the JRUN setup > manual for distributed installation. Perhaps going > through the manual might > help, but I've gathered that English is not your > native language. If your > English reading comprehension skills are such that > it would be very > difficult and time consuming to try and glean what > you need from the > manuals, you may want to contact Allaire tech > support and see if they will > assist you. > > I did note one thing in your email below. You state > that you want to > separate the web server from the application server > for security reasons. > JRUN is a web server, and we have had no issues > putting JRUN and IIS onto > the same box. Our firewall is BEFORE our box that > contains the JRUN/IIS > software, so I am confused as to what security > issues you think you are > exposing yourself to by putting JRUN and IIS > together on the same box. As > long are your IIS/JRUN server is BEHIND your > firewall, and you have a good > firewall, then I don't see that you gain anything > security wise by putting > JRUN on a separate box from IIS. But perhaps I am > missing something. > > One rule of thumb I have learned in this business, > don't make your job > harder than it has to be. I would suggest > re-evaluating your need to have > JRUN server and IIS on separate boxes. Also, if you > are running a > test/development server (as we are), you can install > JRUN server on your > test/development server without an additional > license, as long as that test > server is NOT publicly available. In other words, > it's only available to > your development group to develop and test code on, > and to no one else. > > Good luck! > > Celeste > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Amit [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2002 10:54 AM > To: JRun-Talk > Subject: Re: problem configuring JRUN with IIS > > > hi Celeste, > thanks for showing intrest and replying, > you have exactly understood my problem. Yes i want > to install iis on one box > and JRUN on another box. So that web server will be > isolated from app > server. this design is made due to security reasone. > in future probably > we'll be putting firwall between webserver and > appserver. can you suggest > how to go about this??? > Okay if i install JRUN on iis server for JSP > processing, in that case my > problem gets solved but i need two licences for that > . i dont want to go for > this option. > > /amit > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Haseltine, Celeste" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "JRun-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2002 9:31 PM > Subject: RE: problem configuring JRUN with IIS > > > > Amit, > > > > If I understand your question correctly, you are > trying to configure the > > JRUN Server software, which is located on Box A, > to "talk to" the IIS > server > > which is on Box B, is that correct? These are > actually two different > > "boxes", i.e. two different computers/servers? > > > > If so, I've never done that type of configuration > across a network. I've > > always put my JRUN server software on the same > "box" as either my NT > server > > or my Windows 2000 server. Theoretically, when a > request for a jsp page > > comes into IIS, IF you have configured JRUN to > "talk with" IIS, IIS will > > hand off any request for a *.jsp extension to > JRUN, which in turn will > > "serve up" the HTML page, and hand if back off to > IIS which forwards it to > > the browser. Or at least that is my understanding > of how JRUN and IIS > work > > together. But again, I've always installed both > IIS and JRUN server > > together on the same box with either an NT server > or a Windows 2000 > server, > > I've never tried configuring the two across two > different boxes. > > > > Why do you need to have JRUN on a different box > than the one that IIS > > resides on? To my knowledge, if you are running > ASP pages on the IIS box, > > JRUN server's presence will not interfere with > your ASP application or > with > > IIS ability to serve up the ASP pages. Perhaps > you are trying to work > > around a problem that doesn't really exists by > installing the software on > > two different boxes? JRUN does allow you to > create other servers besides > > the default and the admin servers within the JRUN > management console. > > Whenever I create a new project, I create a new > "server" within the JRUN > > admin console. That sets up the directory > structure for me. In many > cases, > > I elect to have my new directory structure located > under the InetPubs root > > directory. If you set up a new project/server > correctly under the JRUN > > admin console, the directory structure is created > for you, so you don't > need > > to manually create a directory structure under > either the <JRUN root dir> > or > > <InetPub root dir>. In essence, this is a means > of using a "virtual" > > folder, but it keeps my applications separate, > particularly if I have more > > than application under development on a test > server. > > > > Drop another line back to the listserver, and let > us know exactly why you > > need to set up JRUN on a different box than the > one IIS resides on. Or > let > > us know if I have misunderstood your question. > > > > Celeste > > > > > > > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Amit r [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 10:50 PM > > To: JRun-Talk > > Subject: Re: problem configuring JRUN with IIS > > > > > > Hey this is becoming bit confusing.. so anyone > from > > you guys can explain me exact procedure of how to > > configure JRUN with IIS 4.0/5.0 > > my IIS is on IP 10.0.1.42 > > and my JRUNserver is on 10.0.1.29 > > > > what i mean to say is both are on physically > diffrent > > machines. > > please, please dont tell me to refer JRUN setup > guide. > > i dont know but i feel its confusing. > > also can anybody tell me whats the use of > "Pathtran" > > can it serve my purpose?? > > One question is comming into my mind is that , > > after succesful confuguration of iis and jrun, all > JSP > > and Html files are stored in c:\inetpub\wwwroot > folder > > of iis server. when request for html page will > come > > it'll be handled by iis, and when request for JSP > will > > come, IIS can not handle JSP's on its own and it > is > > redirected to JRUN server which is physically on > > diffrent computer, so how my JSP get processed?? > > wheather it gets processed on IIS or on JRUN > server? > > where compiled java files will be stored?? > > normally these files are stored in web-inf\jsp > folder > > > > please please help > > you guys can guess how frustrated i am.. > > ;-) > > /amit > > > > > > > > > > --- Mark Phelps <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I didn't know you could do that, but I believe > you. > > > It seems confusing > > > to me to place them there, however, since IIS > cannot > > > process them > > > directly. We use a different web server and > > > platform so perhaps this is > > > standard operating procedure when using JRun and > IIS > > > together on Windows. > > > > > > I would still recommend building your site in a > web > > > application > > > directory structure and deploying it as a WAR > file. > > > We have found it a > > > lot easier to maintain our site when it can be > > > deployed or removed as a > > > single entity. It has been our habit to keep > only > > > static files in the > > > web server's directory structure. > > > > > > If you can successfully put JSP files in the > WWWROOT > > > directory then > > > Amit's problem is obviously something else. I > don't > > > know enough about > > > IIS to say where to look. > > > > > > Fishwick, Randall wrote: > > > > > > >Hmm, why do you say that? > > > > > > > >We've had jsp pages running out of wwwroot on > an > > > IIS 5 server performing > > > >database queries and updates against an Oracle > > > database for over a year > > > >without fail. > > > > > > > > > > > >-----Original Message----- > > > >From: Mark Phelps [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > > >Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 2:49 PM > > > >To: JRun-Talk > > > >Subject: Re: problem configuring JRUN with IIS > > > > > > > > > > > >Yes, JSP files should not be placed in the > wwwroot > > > directory of IIS. > > > > JSP files should be maintained in web > application > > > directory structures > > > >under the <JRun Root DIR>\servers\default > > > directory. When a request for > > > >a regular HTML file is received IIS should > handle > > > it directly, serving > > > >the file up from the wwwroot directory > structure. > > > When a request comes > > > >in for a JSP file, IIS will forward the request > to > > > JRun which will > > > >process the appropriate JSP file in its > directory > > > structure and respond > > > >accordingly. > > > > > > > >Amit r wrote: > > > > > > > >>i'm using JRUN 3.1 on windows NT and IIS 4.0 > > > >>steps i followed are as under > > > >> > > > >>first i installed jrun on my webserver(iis) > and > > > >>configured JRUN/IIS using Connector wizard. > and it > > > was > > > >>done properly. (this step is given in > setup.pdf > > > page > > > >>no 172 simple distributed installation) > > > >> > > > >>then i installed JRUn on another PC that is my > app > > > >>server (diff from iis) now i want to configure > iis > > > >>with this JRUn. so i go to JMC and run > connector > > > >>wizard. in JRUN server IP address field o > > > connector > > > >>wizard i put IP address of the machine on > which > > > JRUn > > > >>is installed. and JMC gives me message that > > > >>configuration is done successfully. > > > >>now for testing purpose i'm stopping JRUN on > IIS > > > >>server and i'm accesing http://webserver and i > get > > > >>default.asp of iis. now i put a.jsp (simple > JSP > > > page) > > > >>in wwwroot of iis nad now try to access it > that > > > time > > > >>it gives me could not connect to JRUn server. > > > >> > > > >>please guide me where i'm going wrong.. > > > >> > > > >>can anybody tell me wheather i have to keep > all my > > > >>jsps on JRUN server instead of IIS servers > > > >>c:\inetpub\wwwroot directory > > > >> > > > >>help needed badly > > > >> > > > >>/amit > > > >> > > > > >>__________________________________________________ > > > >>Do You Yahoo!? > > > >>Try FREE Yahoo! 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