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How to test weblogic plugin with apache 2.0

Asked by curious81 in BEA WebLogic Application Server, Plug Ins

Tags: weblogic, apache, plugin

Hi,
       I am trying to install the weblogic plugin with Apache. My configuration is Weblogic 9.0/Apache 2.0/Windows XP.
I followed the steps in the bea site for installing the weblogic plugin at: http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs70/plugins/apache.html#116061

I did the following changes:
- Copied mod_wl_20.so in APACHE_HOME\modules
- Added following lines in httpd.conf file:
   LoadModule weblogic_module modules/mod_wl_20.so
   <IfModule mod_weblogic.c>  
      WebLogicHost AdminServer  
      WebLogicPort 7001
      MatchExpression *.jsp
   </IfModule>

My apache configuration is also on localhost:80.
If I start my apache and weblogic servers and give the url http://localhost/weblogic it gives me an error in the error log:
[Mon Aug 21 10:49:36 2006] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] File does not exist: C:/Java/Apache2/htdocs/weblogic

I have not written any testing code yet and am new to weblogic. Is there a quick way to test my weblogic plugin is working i.e. my jsp requests are getting passed to weblogic?

Thanks
Radhika


 
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