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Hello,
I have recently installed Apache 1.3.12 and Weblogic 5.1 sp5. It appears that everything is up and running fine, except for the fact that my Apache DocumentRoot is being overwritten by my weblogic.properties DocumentRoot. Therefore all web content must be under my weblogic docroot. Is this correct??? I would think I should be able to call the weblogic app server for certain requests, and other requests would be handled by Apache and use the DocumentRoot defined in my httpd.conf. This may be a stupid question.. and I apologize if it is.. but I am new to Apache... Thanks in advance for any suggestions/comments. (Running on Solaris 7..) |
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Don't know anything about weblogic. However, you should be able to install weblogic and bind to port 8080 and have Apache redirecting your certain requests to be handled by weblogic.
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