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Hello Fellow Techs:
I have a web server that is running IIS 5.0 for windows 2000. We are currently using this server to handle our intranet site using IIS 5.0 asp pages. We also have an external web site that was created by a third party with websphere for e-order tracking that is hosted on an outside AS/400.
The internal webserver is setup to use Host Headers for the intranet pages. We have changed all the host files on all internal computers in the company to point to the web server and IIS 5.0 handles the request correctly. We have three different sites in ASP hosted on this server for internal use only.
I did install webshpere 3.5 to this server and I didn't install the Apache web server because I thought I could have the IIS 5.0 to handle the port 80 requests. Actually, the first day I installed webshpere I selected all default settings and then to my dismay my asp pages were no longer coming up. This was because websphere's Apache server took over Port 80. So I unstalled the whole application server and re-installed just the Websphere Application Java Server.
Now I can not get my webshpere application to work with iis 5.0 like I thought it would. I am having a problem getting the jsp, serverlet, and java requests to be found or work from the web server on port 80. I currently have installed on my workstation pc the websphere application server with all the default settings installed. On this PC my e-order tracking application working fine. It does have the Apache Web Server installed on my PC. I was thinking about using tomcat java server but there is so much I would have to configure and I would also have to many classes to find in websphere to add to the server path in order for the e-order tracking software to work.
Question: How do I get IIS 5.0 to work with the websphere plugin to send all jsp, serverlet, and Java request to use the Webshpere Java Application Server? Is there a way or will we have to get another machine to handle this. Also, how would I get this to work the IIS 5.0 Host headers for a single IP address?
I will be greatfull for any of your responses.
Roger
I have a web server that is running IIS 5.0 for windows 2000. We are currently using this server to handle our intranet site using IIS 5.0 asp pages. We also have an external web site that was created by a third party with websphere for e-order tracking that is hosted on an outside AS/400.
The internal webserver is setup to use Host Headers for the intranet pages. We have changed all the host files on all internal computers in the company to point to the web server and IIS 5.0 handles the request correctly. We have three different sites in ASP hosted on this server for internal use only.
I did install webshpere 3.5 to this server and I didn't install the Apache web server because I thought I could have the IIS 5.0 to handle the port 80 requests. Actually, the first day I installed webshpere I selected all default settings and then to my dismay my asp pages were no longer coming up. This was because websphere's Apache server took over Port 80. So I unstalled the whole application server and re-installed just the Websphere Application Java Server.
Now I can not get my webshpere application to work with iis 5.0 like I thought it would. I am having a problem getting the jsp, serverlet, and java requests to be found or work from the web server on port 80. I currently have installed on my workstation pc the websphere application server with all the default settings installed. On this PC my e-order tracking application working fine. It does have the Apache Web Server installed on my PC. I was thinking about using tomcat java server but there is so much I would have to configure and I would also have to many classes to find in websphere to add to the server path in order for the e-order tracking software to work.
Question: How do I get IIS 5.0 to work with the websphere plugin to send all jsp, serverlet, and Java request to use the Webshpere Java Application Server? Is there a way or will we have to get another machine to handle this. Also, how would I get this to work the IIS 5.0 Host headers for a single IP address?
I will be greatfull for any of your responses.
Roger