Need your help...

[rickarde]

Hi!

Can someone explain how to setup TC 3.2.2 with NS Enterprise Server 3.6 running 
two webapps that each of them should be started and closed separately.
I know that I should configure at least workers.properties (TC) and obj.conf 
(NS) but not exactly how.
By the way, App1 is using the default TC files (server.xml) and App2 is using 
its own TC structure which is being pointed at from App2's startup script.
Both servers are running from the same machine (UNIX).
For the moment it works just fine using TC own webserver (App1=8080/8007  
App2=8082/8009) but I need help changing the configuration when integrating 
with NS ES 3.6.

/Rickard E

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Running 2 WebApps integrated with NS Ent.Serv. 3.6

[rickarde]

Hi!

I have the following problem:

I want to use one TC installation (3.2.2) running two WebApps.
It works fine during development using the integrated TC webserver configuring 
App1 to ports 8080/8007 and App2 to 8082/8009 (for example). 
But now to the issue.
I have to integrate TC with Netscape Enterprise Server 3.6 (both servers running 
on the same UNIX machine), and therefore use the AJP12/13 to redirect the 
servlet/jsp requests from NS to TC.

I was wondering how to congigure the workers.properties file to make this work 
out. 
App1 and App2 must be able to get started and closed separately and also be 
redirected from NS (and back). App1 and App2 will be listening on different 
ports in NS (if that makes any difference ?). 
Is there any files other than workers.properties that has to be configured ?

By the way, App1 is using the default TC installation files while App2 is using 
separate files (server.xml etc. The startscript for App2 is pointing at 
server_App2.xml)

/Rickard

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