Redmar,
WAS v6.1 profile creation is more flexible than v6.0. In addition to
the two settings that we mentioned in the whitepaper (which was based on
v6.0.2 then, WS_CMT_LOG_HOME and WS_PROFILE_REGISTRY), there's an
additional setting you should change in v6.1:
/WS_WSPROFILE_DEFAULT_PROFILE_
Okay, changing the setting in setupCmdLine.sh to
ITP_LOC=/opt/WebSphere61/Profiles/dmgr/deploytool/itp
and copying the contents op /opt/WebSphere61/AppServer/deploytool/itp to this
directory SOLVED the problem. (Ofcourse had to restart dmgr to update the
environment variable).
The deployment too
> 1) Ensure that the wasprofile.properties file was edited to point to
> /opt/WebSphere/Profiles directory as described in the paper before you
> created the zones and profiles
The white paper states that you should change the following
Before: WS_CMT_LOG_HOME=${was.install.root}/logs/wasprofile
Redmar,
Please take a look at this IBM Technote that solves a similar problem
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21232460
and do the following steps.
1) Ensure that the wasprofile.properties file was edited to point to
/opt/WebSphere/Profiles directory as described in the paper be
Redmar van Leeuwaarden writes:
> A quick and dirty fix; linking
> /opt/WebSphere/AppServer/deploytool/itp/configuration/ (global) ->
> /opt/WebSphere/itp (local); proved that this is indeed is the problem when
> deploying EJBs.
One obvious thing to do would be to contact the WebSphere folks and
All,
I have set up a new environment with Solaris 10 x86 Zones and WebSphere 6.1
Network Deployment. The known whitepaper is used as baseline for the
installation.
After implementing the whitepaper the three zones (dmgr, app1, app2) all run
fine but then deploying a new application that uses E
Raed,
As Rayson pointed out, you'll find he information on my blog. There are
many WebSphere products and the "scenarios" slide deck explain about a
few products like WebSphere App Server (WAS), IBM HTTP Server, and MQ.
IBM's official statement for WAS support is here:
http://www-1.ibm.com/
Just the first few hits from googling for: Websphere solaris
containers filetype:pdf
"Solaris Containers For WebSphere Application Server":
http://blogs.sun.com/sunabl/resource/WebSphere_SolarisContainerScenarios.pdf
"An optimal platform for deploying IBM WebSphere Middleware"
http://www.sun.com
