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Greetings
List,
System information
for starters:
Database: MS SQL
Server 2000 SP4 on Windows Server 2003
Application: Remedy
6.3 on Windows Server 2003
Web: MidTier 6.3 on
Windows Server 2003 with IIS6 and Servlet Exec.
Now, onto the
"problem".
I've gleemed from
the list that t
, 2006 3:10 PMTo: arslist@ARSLIST.ORGSubject:
MidTier on Linux**
Greetings
List,
System information
for starters:
Database: MS SQL
Server 2000 SP4 on Windows Server 2003
Application:
Remedy 6.3 on Windows Server 2003
Web: MidTier 6.3
on Windows Server 2003 with
1) Yes.
2) This may give you a staring point.
http://www.javasystemsolutions.com/docs/ApacheTomcatMidtierv1.pdf
A tip:
Install mid-tier in /usr/ar/mid-tier/, then create a
soft link from the version_patch to /usr/ar/mid-tier/current
Then there is much easier to install new patch versions, and
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Unless you have a compelling need to run Apache, have you considered just running Tomcat alone? Most of the environments in which I deploy Mid-Tier, this is the configuration that we use because the web application servers are only being used for Mid-Tier.The only out-of-the ordinary configurat
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Unless you have a compelling need to run Apache, have
you considered just running Tomcat alone? Most of the environments
in which I de
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I read through John Baker's MidTier on Linux install guide
and got it working finally (really nice How-To by the way).
Basically, I did the same thing Mike mentioned before
(using Tomcat manager to import the MidTier WAR file).
This made things work for me locally (e.g.
localhost
Benjamin A Contr AFWA/XOO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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I read through John Baker's MidTier on Linux install guide and got it working finally (really nice How-To by the way).
Basically, I did the same thing Mike mentioned before (using Tomcat manager to import the MidTier WAR fi
e know.
Thanks.
Jason
On 7/28/06, Watson Benjamin A Contr AFWA/XOO <
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I read through John Baker's MidTier on Linux install guide and got it working finally (really nice How-To by the way).
Basically, I did the same thing Mike mentioned before (using
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I read through John Baker's MidTier on Linux install guide and got it working finally (really nice How-To by the way).
Basically, I did the same thing Mike mentioned before (using Tomcat manager to import the MidTier WAR file).
This made things work for
On 7/28/06, Watson Benjamin A Contr AFWA/XOO < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ** I read through John Baker's MidTier on Linux install guide and got it working finally (really nice How-To by the way). Basically, I did the same thing Mike mentioned before (using Tomcat manager to import the MidT
t other software is required (I see some of you mentioning Tomcat / Apache)...If anyone knows of such a text, pls let me know.
Thanks.
Jason
On 7/28/06, Watson Benjamin A Contr AFWA/XOO <
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I read through John Baker's MidTier on Linux install guide a
tware is required (I see some of you mentioning Tomcat / Apache)...If anyone knows of such a text, pls let me know.
Thanks.
Jason
On 7/28/06, Watson Benjamin A Contr AFWA/XOO <
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I read through John Baker's MidTier on Linux install guide and g
, July 31, 2006 4:22 PMTo:
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** I've included my comments in your original message below.
Derek
On Jul 30, 2006, at 12:59 PM, Jason McDonald wrote:
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Thanks.
I went through the installation instructions, but was unsure what
We have a 64 bit sles11sp1 system now running 7.6.0.4 after going
through the upgrade process. It's a custom system with no ITSM.
For midtier we did this:
1) As suggestion, installed apache from source rather than use sles
packages. It's located at /usr/local/apache2
2) Ran the installer for t
James
I have no idea why you are installing an Apache front end. it's pointless for
almost all deployments of Mid Tier and the mod_jk connector is no longer
reliable.
Installing Mid Tier is easy. 1. Unpack Tomcat. 2. Set LD_LIBRARY_PATH to
tomcat/webapps/arsys/WEB-INF/lib. 3. Place Mid Tier wa
Axton
If Mid Tier isn't handling cache control headers correct, I'd consider that a
bug.
mod_jk is not super when you've got multiple back ends and one dies, or if
you're using one of the variety of AJP connectors in JBoss/Tomcat that don't
quite handle sockets properly. I've not tested mod_pr
I find Apache useful for the following things:
- Content-Expiration, Cache-Control, and max-age (mod_expires and mod_headers)
- Compression (mod_deflate)
A decent article that goes into more detail:
http://www.mnot.net/cache_docs/
Those two things can have a drastic impact on the performance of t
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