Jeremy M.
Well Known Member
Has anyone figured out how to configure Oracle's WebLogic Server with E1 simplified URL's? It doesn't appear that WebLogic uses an Apache based HTTP server. I can't find an httpd.conf or any created scf_XXXX.conf files.
gregglarkin
Legendary Poster
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Has anyone figured out how to configure Oracle's WebLogic Server with E1 simplified URL's? It doesn't appear that WebLogic uses an Apache based HTTP server. I can't find an httpd.conf or any created scf_XXXX.conf files.
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We are using an F5 load balancer for our farm. We are also using the F5 as the proxy server. So out simplified name is hosted by the F5.
- Gregg
Has anyone figured out how to configure Oracle's WebLogic Server with E1 simplified URL's? It doesn't appear that WebLogic uses an Apache based HTTP server. I can't find an httpd.conf or any created scf_XXXX.conf files.
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We are using an F5 load balancer for our farm. We are also using the F5 as the proxy server. So out simplified name is hosted by the F5.
- Gregg
Jeremy M.
Well Known Member
Thanks Gregg...
We have a user count of 25. We won't be using an F5 load balancer.
We have a user count of 25. We won't be using an F5 load balancer.
gregglarkin
Legendary Poster
I've got a few more users than that. I've got 3000 or so to worry about. I'm building my system for around 12,000 users. Slightly different scale.....
klwong
Legendary Poster
I believe Oracle just put out a Red Paper that covers using WebLogic with Oracle HTTP Server. I haven't downloaded it yet, but I figure if that combination works, we can do simplified URLs that way.
Sorry, I don't have the link just now. I'll post again if I find it before you do ...
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Here it is: Oracle Doc ID 1180393.1.
In fact, the last 8 Red Papers listed (at this link) look pretty interesting: Oracle Web Cache 11g for JDE E1, JRockit Tips for JDE E1, WebLogic 10.3.2 AppServer Clustering, WebSphere 7 Clustering on Windows and Unixes [sic], and more.
Hmm, I also just noticed that while the 2nd link to the Red Paper list actually said "Red Papers" when I clicked on it, the document that comes up says "JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools White Paper Index" (emphasis mine
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Sorry, I don't have the link just now. I'll post again if I find it before you do ...
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Here it is: Oracle Doc ID 1180393.1.
In fact, the last 8 Red Papers listed (at this link) look pretty interesting: Oracle Web Cache 11g for JDE E1, JRockit Tips for JDE E1, WebLogic 10.3.2 AppServer Clustering, WebSphere 7 Clustering on Windows and Unixes [sic], and more.
Hmm, I also just noticed that while the 2nd link to the Red Paper list actually said "Red Papers" when I clicked on it, the document that comes up says "JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools White Paper Index" (emphasis mine
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Jeremy M.
Well Known Member
Excellent Ken!
I have already looked over the Oracle Web Cache 11g for JDE E1 and JRockit Tips for JDE E1. I must have just missed this one. I'll update with the results.
Thanks!
I have already looked over the Oracle Web Cache 11g for JDE E1 and JRockit Tips for JDE E1. I must have just missed this one. I'll update with the results.
Thanks!
jstooge
VIP Member
Do you ever stop braggin'? Sheesh, next it will be 4000 users including running B7331 on the moon and a super secret bet version of E1 10.0 Tools Release 9.14 on Mars. Hee hee.
gregglarkin
Legendary Poster
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Do you ever stop braggin'? Sheesh, next it will be 4000 users including running B7331 on the moon and a super secret bet version of E1 10.0 Tools Release 9.14 on Mars. Hee hee.
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That would be E1 11RG2 on Mars, Jupitor and the satellite belt. Lots of hydrogen to farm out there and sell back here on Terra Firma. My boss has Larry on his speed dial, but Billy G is trying work his way up to a higher position on the speed dial list. Those boys are slugging it out like the guys from Q-soft vs the All-Outers.
Do you ever stop braggin'? Sheesh, next it will be 4000 users including running B7331 on the moon and a super secret bet version of E1 10.0 Tools Release 9.14 on Mars. Hee hee.
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That would be E1 11RG2 on Mars, Jupitor and the satellite belt. Lots of hydrogen to farm out there and sell back here on Terra Firma. My boss has Larry on his speed dial, but Billy G is trying work his way up to a higher position on the speed dial list. Those boys are slugging it out like the guys from Q-soft vs the All-Outers.
Jeremy M.
Well Known Member
The results are in!
After configuring Fusion Middleware WebTier Utilites to be the WebLogic Server's HTTP server I was able to easily configure the HTTP server for simplified URL's. The documents though are not exactly correct. If anyone wants to try this do it in this order:
1. Install WLS --> do not run quickstart
2. Install FMW --> install only
3. Run config in WLS_HOME\common\bin --> Create new domain with Basic WebLogic Domain and Oracle JRF templates checked.
4. Run config in FMW_HOME\bin --> This will configure it to work with WLS.
5. Create a Machine in WLS
6. Create Managed Instance in Server Manager.
7. Install your HTML environments.
8. Edit the httpd.conf with your virtual hosts.
Thanks for pointing me to those documents Ken!
After configuring Fusion Middleware WebTier Utilites to be the WebLogic Server's HTTP server I was able to easily configure the HTTP server for simplified URL's. The documents though are not exactly correct. If anyone wants to try this do it in this order:
1. Install WLS --> do not run quickstart
2. Install FMW --> install only
3. Run config in WLS_HOME\common\bin --> Create new domain with Basic WebLogic Domain and Oracle JRF templates checked.
4. Run config in FMW_HOME\bin --> This will configure it to work with WLS.
5. Create a Machine in WLS
6. Create Managed Instance in Server Manager.
7. Install your HTML environments.
8. Edit the httpd.conf with your virtual hosts.
Thanks for pointing me to those documents Ken!
bhagyashree
Member
Hi Jeremy,
I came across your post today and I have done exactly as the steps you mentioned. However I am stuck up at the last step of adding virtual hosts. I have a vertical cluster on Weblogic and have pointed it to the external Oracle HTTP server. What I am looking for using Virtual Hosts is:
Changing URL:
http://abc:7777/jde
TO URL:
http://jdepd
Somehow I am not able to get this using mod_wl_ohs.conf anfd httpd.conf files. Can you please paste your virtual host section and explain what exactly you are changing with the same. Thanks in advance.
Thanks
Shree
I came across your post today and I have done exactly as the steps you mentioned. However I am stuck up at the last step of adding virtual hosts. I have a vertical cluster on Weblogic and have pointed it to the external Oracle HTTP server. What I am looking for using Virtual Hosts is:
Changing URL:
http://abc:7777/jde
TO URL:
http://jdepd
Somehow I am not able to get this using mod_wl_ohs.conf anfd httpd.conf files. Can you please paste your virtual host section and explain what exactly you are changing with the same. Thanks in advance.
Thanks
Shree
