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Proxy: Apache/IIS with Weblogic

 
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Hi,
Was wondering how do we handle https & http when using a plugin like Apache or IIS ? For example if my Weblogic server is listening at 7002 for https and 7001 for http , how do I configure my plug-in to switch ports ( my plugins will be using the defualts 80 & 443) .
Any help will be appreciated ..
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See this documentation: Using Web Server Plug-Ins With WebLogic Server.
 
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Thanks , have been through that document already. It talks about using "one" port on Weblogic to recieve requests . It seems to me like we have two choices - all https between the plugin and Weblogic or all http.
What I wondered if its possible to switch ? If the client requests http ,it goes to 7001 , if the client requests https it goes to 7002.
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