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Apache <strong>web</strong> <strong>server</strong> to <strong>Borland</strong> <strong>web</strong> container connectivity<br />
Use these lines of code to configure the Apache <strong>web</strong> <strong>server</strong> IIOP connector.<br />
Table 5.2<br />
IIOP directives for Apache<br />
Directive default Description<br />
LoadModule /lib/<br />
/ mod_iiop2.dll<br />
Enables Apache 2.0 to load the IIOP<br />
connector. This directive instructs the<br />
Apache <strong>web</strong> <strong>server</strong> to load the Apache<br />
mod_iiop2 module from the location specified.<br />
Once the module is loaded, the following<br />
four directives are required to enable the<br />
IIOP connector to locate the <strong>web</strong><br />
container(s) or CORBA <strong>server</strong>(s) it must<br />
communicate with and perform other<br />
functions.<br />
IIopLogFile<br />
/var/domains/<br />
/<br />
configurations/<br />
/mos/<br />
/ logs/mod_iiop.log<br />
Specifies the location where the IIOP<br />
connector writes log output.<br />
IIopLogLevel error Specifies the level of log information to write.<br />
This directive can take one of the following:<br />
debug | warn | info | error.<br />
IIopClusterConfig<br />
IIopMapFile<br />
/var/domains/<br />
/<br />
configurations/<br />
/mos/<br />
/conf/<br />
WebClusters.properties<br />
/var/domains/<br />
/<br />
configurations/<br />
/mos/<br />
/conf/<br />
UriMapFile.properties<br />
Specifies the location of the “cluster”<br />
instance file. For CORBA <strong>server</strong>s, identifies<br />
the file that contains the “cluster” name by<br />
which they are known to the IIOP<br />
connector 1 .<br />
Specifies the location of the URI-to-Instance<br />
mapping file. For CORBA <strong>server</strong>s, maps<br />
HTTP URIs to a specific “cluster” known to<br />
the IIOP connector.<br />
1 “cluster” is used to represent a CORBA <strong>server</strong> instance that is known to the system<br />
by a single name or URI. The IIOP connector is able to load-balance across multiple<br />
instances, hence the term “cluster” is used.<br />
The following are examples of typical configurations of these 5 lines for the IIOP<br />
connector for Apache 2.0:<br />
Windows example LoadModule iiop2_module C:/<strong>Borland</strong>/BDP/lib/myapache/mod_iiop2.dll<br />
IIopLogFile C:/<strong>Borland</strong>/BDP/var/domains/base/configurations/j2ee/mos/<br />
myapache/logs/mod_iiop.log<br />
IIopLogLevel error<br />
IIopClusterConfig C:/<strong>Borland</strong>/BDP/var/domains/base/configurations/j2ee/<br />
mos/myapache/conf/WebClusters.properties<br />
IIopMapFile C:/<strong>Borland</strong>/BDP/var/domains/base/configurations/j2ee/mos/<br />
myapache/conf/UriMapFile.properties<br />
Solaris example LoadModule iiop2_module /opt/<strong>Borland</strong>/BDP/lib/myapache/mod_iiop2.so<br />
IIopLogFile /opt/<strong>Borland</strong>/BDP/var/domains/base/configurations/j2ee/mos/<br />
myapache/logs/mod_iiop.log<br />
IIopLogLevel error<br />
IIopClusterConfig /opt/<strong>Borland</strong>/BDP/var/domains/base/configurations/j2ee/<br />
mos/myapache/conf/WebClusters.properties<br />
IIopMapFile /opt/<strong>Borland</strong>/BDP/var/domains/base/configurations/j2ee/mos/<br />
myapache/conf/UriMapFile.properties<br />
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