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Hi all. This will no doubt sound like an incredibly dumb question, but I'm new to Weblogic, so I thought I would ask =)
I've got a bunch of ASP and JSP files in C:\inetpub\wwwroot and my aim is to have IIS proxy the JSP files to Weblogic 6 using the ISAPI plug-in which I have managed to install correctly.
Ignoring IIS for a mo, my question is, how do I get WebLogic to pick up the files in C:\inetpub\wwwroot? I've tried a number of things which were based on guesswork more than anything else and unsurprisingly they didn't work. Basically I want to be able to put 'http://localhost:7001/test.jsp' in my browser and it to pick up test.jsp in inetpub. How do I do this?
My next question is, once I've got this to work, should Weblogic handle the situation fine when IIS proxies the request when I enter 'http://localhost/test.jsp'??
Any help would be greatly appreciated guys. Thanks in advance.
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the default folder for jsp at WL6.0 is(this is my path)
C:\bea\wlserver6.0\config\mydomain\applications\DefaultWebApp_myserver
so in your case you should find the applications\DefaultWebApp_yourserver folder and place your jsp there than you should be able to find it with http://localhost:7001/yourjsp.jsp
 
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Thanks for that. However, the asp and jsp files both live in C:\inetpub\wwwroot and that's where I want to access them from. So I guess the question is, how do I change the default folder to this folder, or some how tell Weblogic to pick it up from there?? I've managed to do this fine using Tomcat and JRun with minimal hassle, so it must be similarly straightforward. Cheers,
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You can set this in Weblogic properties file.

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My installation doesn't have a weblogic.properties. My understanding was that Webogic 6 didn't use property files like the earlier versions?
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Can anyone help with this please...? Cheers,
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You're correct that the properties mechanism chenged between versions 5.1 and 6.0. From the WLS 6 release notes:


In WebLogic Server 6.0, configuration attributes for the server are stored in a persistent XML file, config.xml. Configuration attributes for applications are stored in .xml files specific to that particular application. Depending on your application you may have web.xml, weblogic.xml, or application.xml files associated with your application. The weblogic.properties file that handled configuration in earlier releases of WebLogic is not used in WebLogic Server 6.0.


See http://edocs.bea.com for further info and the complete release notes.
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